geez ....
I changed to 30 and I get October records I dont want. Wondering how that happened.
I need help with my SP below. My goal is to create a SP that has two parameters @StartDate and @EndDate that will require a end user to populate values into two distinct cells in Excel.
I tried to run my SP in SQL as such to test it and did not get what I hoped:
EXEC dbo.cusExcelMTD
@StartDate = '2009-09-01 21:36:1.625', -- datetime
@EndDate = '2009-09-31 21:36:1.625' -- datetime
and I got this back:
Msg 8114, Level 16, State 5, Procedure cusExcelMTD, Line 0
Error converting data type varchar to datetime.
I think I need to set up my parameters better, but not 100%. Can someone spot check my coding below and make recommendations? Any help is appreciated!
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so what's it supposed to return ? according your where condition
ara.Day >= ISNULL(@StartDate , '1/1/1900') AND
ara.Day < DATEADD(month , 1 , ISNULL(@EndDate , '1/1/3000'))
it must return all the records >= = '2009-09-01 21:36:1.625' and endDate < '2009-10-30 21:36:1.625' ... not sure what you are looking for
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by: aneeshattingalPosted on 2009-11-07 at 19:54:57ID: 25769348
enddate is invalid, it should be @EndDate datetime = '2009-09-30 21:36:1.625' -- datetime 30 is the last day