Re: Datatype Conversion Within a SQL Statement

Frank Reinprecht <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.db.maxdb
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Elke and others,

after testing with my own solution (you are totally right about the
first day of a month) I saw dates like 2007-01-00, what is of course
more than wrong.
So I used your subdate solution (adddate works also :) which is a lot
better than mine ;), right the day you wrote back.
But I replied to your personal email adress not the list, because I saw
your answer just after sending my own mail, and was too fast with the
reply. Perhaps because of this the spam-filter filtered me.
But again big thanks to you, because your submission helped me a lot :)
The last month was a little bit horrible in such small mistakes, there
are just too much things in my head sometimes.

Nevertheless, I wish you and everybody a healthy new year!

Best wishes and again thanks (I promise to do better in the future)
Frank

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