I am creating a simple application where i am using MSAccess as database. When i am trying to retrieve the data using below query - i am getting exception <
GETDATE() is not a function inside MSAccess. The equivilant would be:
Now() provides date and time
Date() provides the date
Time() provides the time
In MS ACCESS equivalent of GETDATE()
is DATE()
Now that you moved past the first problem (there is no GETDATE()
function in Access SQL), you have discovered another problem.
The DateAdd Function requires a "String expression that is the interval of time you want to add" as its first argument, Interval. But you're giving it MM
instead:
DATEADD(MM, DATEDIFF(MM, 0, DATE()) - 0 , 0)
I don't understand what interval you're trying to add. If you want to add minutes, use ...
DateAdd('n', ...
If you want to add months, use ...
DateAdd('m', ...
If you want to add days, use ...
DateAdd('d', ...
Note DateDiff()
also expects an Interval string argument and the allowable values are the same as those for DateAdd()
.