how to get data between two dates

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i am joining two tables in table1 using TMAST_DATE column i am selecting that column date should not give the result i am using below code please help any one

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select IR.TMAST_DESCRIPTION,IR.TMAST_QUANTITY_ISSUED,TM.TMAST_QTY from INSERTREPORT as IR
 inner join
TMAST as TM on  IR.TMAST_BIN_NO=TM.TMAST_BIN_NO
where IR.TMAST_DATE=11/11/2013 and IR.TMAST_DATE=31/12/2013

Posted 29-Dec-13 19:09pm

balu katuri

Updated 29-Dec-13 19:19pm

coded007

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2013-12-29T21:10:00

This works:

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create table test
(
 id int identity,
 dt datetime

)

 insert into test values (getdate()),(getdate()),(getdate()),(getdate()),(getdate()),(getdate()),(getdate()),(getdate()),(getdate()),(getdate()),(getdate())


select * from test where dt between '2013/12/30' and '2014/01/01'

You should NEVER convert date times to strings to convert them, that's asking the DB to work for no reason. You should always specify dates a YYYY/MM/DD because that works the same on any SQL Server, unlike dd/mm/yyyy or mm/dd/yyyy.

So, to fix your SQL:

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select IR.TMAST_DESCRIPTION,IR.TMAST_QUANTITY_ISSUED,TM.TMAST_QTY from INSERTREPORT as IR
 inner join
TMAST as TM on  IR.TMAST_BIN_NO=TM.TMAST_BIN_NO
where IR.TMAST_DATE >= '2013/11/11' and IR.TMAST_DATE <='2013/12/31'

Jain Nishant · Answer 2 · 2013-12-29T19:19:00

Solution 2

where IR.TMAST_DATE between '11/11/2013' and '31/12/2013'

Replace your last statement with the above statement...

Your problem will be solved..

Posted 29-Dec-13 19:19pm

Jain Nishant

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Christian Graus 30-Dec-13 3:04am

Weird that this got a one, it;s the best answer.

coded007 · Answer 3 · 2013-12-29T19:24:00

Solution 3

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select IR.TMAST_DESCRIPTION,IR.TMAST_QUANTITY_ISSUED,TM.TMAST_QTY from INSERTREPORT as IR
 inner join
TMAST as TM on  IR.TMAST_BIN_NO=TM.TMAST_BIN_NO
where Convert(varchar(10),IR.TMAST_DATE,101) between '11/11/2013' and '31/12/2013'

Posted 29-Dec-13 19:24pm

coded007

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Christian Graus 30-Dec-13 3:03am

Horrible. Why would you convert to a string, to slow it down ?

coded007 30-Dec-13 4:12am

ok

TrushnaK · Answer 4 · 2013-12-29T19:29:00

Solution 4

try this:-

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select IR.TMAST_DESCRIPTION,IR.TMAST_QUANTITY_ISSUED,TM.TMAST_QTY from INSERTREPORT as IR
inner join
TMAST as TM on IR.TMAST_BIN_NO=TM.TMAST_BIN_NO
where  CONVERT(datetime, a.start_dateTime, 101) BETWEEN '2013-11-11' and '2013-12-31'

Posted 29-Dec-13 19:29pm

TrushnaK

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Christian Graus 30-Dec-13 3:04am

Again, why can't you do this with dates instead of strings ?

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