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SQL Server 2000 compare date equality

Asked by chintaps in SQL Server 2005, Databases Miscellaneous, SQL Query Syntax

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Hi All,
    I am writing a SQL Server stored procedure. I would like to know how I can optimally find out the value in a datetime field is today.

Example:
select * from table where some_function(datetime_column)=some_function(getdate())

should return rows where datetime_column has values of today regardsless of the time.

Thanks.

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