how to add -30 days to a specific date in sql server?

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i my case i have a Expiredate column and my intention is to get the date before 30 days of Expiredate. how to do that.

Posted 17-Feb-15 23:05pm

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Member 9900445 · Answer 1 · 2015-02-17T23:21:00

You can do using this:
SELECT DATEADD(day,-30,Expiredate) as LastDate from YourTable

Posted 17-Feb-15 23:21pm

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Deepu S Nair 18-Feb-15 5:28am

copy of above solution

hypermellow · Answer 2 · 2015-02-17T23:18:00

Have a look at MSSQLs DATEADD function.

You can use this like:

SQL

SELECT
    DATEADD(day,-30, Expiredate) as 30DaysBeforeExpireyDate
FROM
   tblSource
;

Hope it helps.

Posted 17-Feb-15 23:18pm

Thanks7872 · Answer 3 · 2015-02-17T23:18:00

This should work.

C#

select DATEADD(DAY , -30,  GETDATE())

Posted 17-Feb-15 23:18pm

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hypermellow 18-Feb-15 5:19am

Beat me to it!

Good answer, have 5 :)

Thanks7872 18-Feb-15 6:31am

Thanks :-)