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bill yeager
Does anybody know if there is a similiar function in MS
Access like the ORACLE "TRUNCATE" function?
eg:
trunc(RSS_TRACKING.COMPLETION_DATE) AS COMPLETION_DATE
result is: 6/29/03
The truncate function basically will aggregate dates
(which I have in my GROUP BY clause) based off of a
common starting point, like every Sunday, for instance.
I tried using ROUND, but it seems only for numbers, not
dates. I also tried using the CONVERT and CAST functions
in addition to the ROUND function, but still couldn't do
the date conversion.
Thanks,
Bill.......
Access like the ORACLE "TRUNCATE" function?
eg:
trunc(RSS_TRACKING.COMPLETION_DATE) AS COMPLETION_DATE
result is: 6/29/03
The truncate function basically will aggregate dates
(which I have in my GROUP BY clause) based off of a
common starting point, like every Sunday, for instance.
I tried using ROUND, but it seems only for numbers, not
dates. I also tried using the CONVERT and CAST functions
in addition to the ROUND function, but still couldn't do
the date conversion.
Thanks,
Bill.......