sql BETWEEN

Bart Pietercil bart.pietercil at gmail.com
Tue Feb 13 13:36:05 CST 2007


Hi Stan,

just as an idea

couldn't it be that when you pass '01/31/06' it actually means  
'01/31/06:00:00:00' (--> complete timestamp).
If this is the case then you exclude all values as '01/31/06:01:00:00'

You wouldn't be the first walking in that one

hth

Bart Pietercil


On 13-feb-07, at 20:29, Stan Busk wrote:

>
> So if it is inclusive BETWEEN has a bug, doesn't it?
>
>> On 13/2/07 9:15 PM, "Stan Busk" <maxprog at mac.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I don't remember (and can't find in the doc), is BETWEEN inclusive?
>>
>> yes
>>
>>> In a query I have:
>>>
>>> myDate BETWEEN '01/01/06' AND '01/31/06'
>>>
>>> It returns everything between 01/01 and 01/30 rather than 01/01 and
>>> 01/31 ?
>>>
>>> Should I modify my query to
>>>
>>> myDate BETWEEN '01/01/06' AND '02/01/06' ?
>>
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