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Or try this<br />
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WHERE Tbl_Back_End &gt;&nbsp;DateAdd(&quot;d&quot;, 30, GETDATE())
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Or try this

WHERE Tbl_Back_End > DateAdd("d", 30, GETDATE())

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the &quot;d&quot; syntax would be for ms access, and NOW() instead of GETDATE(). <br />
for ms sql server, it would be &nbsp;like I suggested initially.<br />

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the "d" syntax would be for ms access, and NOW() instead of GETDATE().
for ms sql server, it would be  like I suggested initially.


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hello <br />
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I am using VB.NET and SQL. I want to have a WHERE, where I can use Today + 30 Days.<br />
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until now I have:<br />
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Tbl_Back_End &gt;&nbsp;GETDATE()<br />
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how can I add 30 days to GETDATE()?<br />
<br />
Thanks
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hello 

I am using VB.NET and SQL. I want to have a WHERE, where I can use Today + 30 Days.

until now I have:

Tbl_Back_End > GETDATE()

how can I add 30 days to GETDATE()?

Thanks

SQL: Add 30 Days.

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