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Transact-SQL: Date-Related Queries (featured article)

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Today we're featuring an article from mult-gold-medal winner of the T-SQL Guru competition, multi-winner of the MCC award, and TechNet Wiki Community Council member, Naomi N:

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Thank you to Naomi for providing this great resource:

 T-SQL: Date-Related Queries

 

Here is an excerpt from the article:

 

Finding Day Number from the Beginning of the Year

I want to start with this simple question that was posted today (May 31, 2013) - how to find today's date day number from the beginning of the year.

This is my solution and a bit of explanation at the end

DECLARE @curDate ``DATE = ``CURRENT_TIMESTAMP``;

DECLARE @YearStart ``DATE= dateadd (

year

,datediff(``year`` , ``'19000101'``, @curDate)

,``'19000101'

);

 

SELECTdatediff(``day`` , @YearStart, @curDate) + 1 ``AS [Number ``of Days ``from the ``Year Start]

 

 

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Thanks again to Naomi!

 

Check out the full article here:

T-SQL: Date-Related Queries

 

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