Re: date_part, how to use

Will

SELECT CAST( tpl_start_timestamp AS date )

work?

Sigh. CFML is so ugly. Anyway, hope this helps.

Joel BURTON | joel(at)joelburton(dot)com | joelburton.com | aim: wjoelburton
Knowledge Management & Technology Consultant

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> Hello there
>
> How can I extract the date part from a timestamp ? Thanks for any help !
>
> select * from transport_log
> where
> tpl_status != '0' and
> tpl_zylinder LIKE <cfif '#session.filter_zid#' EQ ''> '%' <cfelse> '
> #session.filter_zid#%' </cfif> and
> datepart('dd.mm.yyyy',tpl_start_timestamp) > <cfif '
> #session.filter_FromDate#' EQ ''> '01.01.1900' <cfelse> '
> #session.filter_FromDate#' </cfif>
> order by tpl_transport
>
>
> Regards ... jr
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