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hi,
pls convert the following SQL queries to Teradata SQL.
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DATEDIFF(day,dateadd ( dd , ( r_update_date % 1000 ) - 1 , convert ( datetime ,convert( char(4) , r_update_date / 1000 ) + '/01/01') ) , GETDATE()) > 90[/b][/i]
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datepart(d,dateadd(day,-datepart(d,getdate()),getdate());
Rakesh nc
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Hi Rakesh,
what's the datatype of r_update_date, it can't be datetime, looks like an integer/decimal with julian day within year and that dateadd converts it to a date?
CURRENT_DATE - CAST(CAST(r_update_date AS CHAR(7)) AS DATE FORMAT 'yyyyddd')
Dieter
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r_update_date is a CHAR datatype.
Rakesh nc
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