counting days in a query
From: Ike (rxv_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 12/26/03
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Date: Fri, 26 Dec 2003 19:47:00 GMT
How can I make a query such that in the "WHERE" part of my clause, I want to
put something to the effect that, say, X days have elapsed since a given
date.
For example, suppose in my table, I have a boolean field and a date field.
I want to create a query asking for those rows where X days have elapsed
from the date field in a row and the boolean, say, is false.
Do I need to create a third field, called, say "X" for how many days have
elapsed between the date field and today, and update every row in the table
every day?
Thanks, Ike
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