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  3. February 2007

Re: SQL date help

Use the date of the timestamp.  Don't worry about figuring out the whole 
timestamp.
Also, look at the CURRENT DATE of the following:

SELECT MYTIMESTAMP, 
       date(mytimestamp), 
       current date as today, 
       days(date(mytimestamp)), 
       days(current date), 
       days(current date) - days(date(mytimestamp)) as spread
FROM qtemp/nbty 

MYTIMESTAMP                 DATE      TODAY        DAYS     DAYS  SPREAD
2007-02-16-10.40.11.041002  02/16/07  02/16/07  732,723  732,723       0
2007-02-13-23.40.11.041002  02/13/07  02/16/07  732,720  732,723       3
2007-02-14-11.40.11.041002  02/14/07  02/16/07  732,721  732,723       2
2007-02-11-11.40.11.041002  02/11/07  02/16/07  732,718  732,723       5
2007-02-10-11.40.11.041002  02/10/07  02/16/07  732,717  732,723       6
2007-02-12-11.40.11.041002  02/12/07  02/16/07  732,719  732,723       4
2007-02-09-11.40.11.041002  02/09/07  02/16/07  732,716  732,723       7
********  End of data  ********

Add WHERE SPREAD>7

Rob Berendt

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