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sql month and year

Asked by sheafsu in SQL Server 2005, MS SQL Server

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I have a procedure where a person enter the month and year for a warehouse report. i have one function that seperates the month and year into a two varchar variables @month, @year. what i have to find are items that an effictive date two months prior to that month and year. if i just subtract two months from the @month variable it will work until i have a month that is a 1 or 2. is there a month and year function that i use? any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated. thanks. Start Free Trial
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