Not sure about difference in days, but if you want the difference in years
there's a method in Global class Global::yeardiff() which takes dates as
parameters. Try your luck with it.
How can I figure out the difference in # of days between two dates?
Can it be done using a select statement as well?
The following t-sql is what I am trying to accomplish but if you can
answer one or both of the above questions would help me get there as
well..
T-SQL
select avg(datediff( day, transdate, closed)) from custtrans ct (nolock)
where accountnum=' aa122'and closed > '1/1/1900' and dataareaid=' demo'
and amountmst>0 and transdate >= getdate()-90
select custTrans where
localCustTrans. AccountNum= ='ba368'
&& localCustTrans. Closed != datenull()
&& localCustTrans. AmountMST > 0
&& localCustTrans. TransDate >= systemdateget( )-90;
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