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Sorry Eric but day works just as good
try the following
select anyfield, current_day - 30 day from anyfile

and see what is displayed



Alan Shore

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midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 11/13/2007 12:32:59 PM:

DAYS! The DAY function extracts a day portion from a date value.
DAYS is a duration value, used for date math.

Eric

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That's what I was looking for! Thanks Alan...

Hmmm...also...what if mydate is 8.0 numeric in the form of ccyymmdd?

On Nov 13, 2007 12:24 PM, Alan Shore <AlanShore@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

OR

try
mydate between current_date and current_date - 30 day



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Bah...this is eluding me. I want to select records from a file where a
date value is between current date and 30 days ago. I thought I could
do something like:
mydate between current_date and current_date - 30, but that doesn't
seem to work. Gotta be easy...how do I do it? Thanks!

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