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DATEDIFF(t,s) Locate the document in the library structure

DATEDIFF(t,s) is a date function that calculates the number of days between a start and end date.

Values t and s: When used in a function, the expressions t and s (date_or_timestamp_expression) must both supply a date, a time stamp, or an alphanumeric value that matches the current date or time stamp format.

 

Result of the DATEDIFF(t,s) Function

Positive difference between t and s

Numeric value (number of days)

t or s are timestamp values

Only the dates in the timestamp value are used to calculate DATEDIFF(t,s).

t or s is a NULL value

NULL value

Example

SELECT arrival, departure, DATEDIFF(departure,arrival) difference, rno
  FROM reservation
    WHERE rno = 130

ARRIVAL

DEPARTURE

DIFFERENCE

RNO

2005-02-01

2005-02-03

2

130

 

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