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Oracle SQL to SQL server date range

I am in the middle of converting Oracle SQL to MS SQL Query equivalent. How do I convert the below? :-


(SELECT distinct (to_char(SYSDATE - ROWNUM + 1, 'MM/DD/YY')) dtval

FROM DUAL

CONNECT BY ROWNUM < 90) dt


Would a CTE be required? Is there a simple straight forward conversion?

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anthony.green answered

Guessing here as don’t know Oracle but sounds like you want this

Convert(varchar(8), getdate() - rownum + 1, 1)

So convert to string

What you want to convert

Then 1 as the date format 1 = mm/dd/yy

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blessenmk answered

I would need to change the syntax to row_number() over (order by <some column>) though. And it would need to include the 90 day condition too. I'm not sure how to incorporate all of this.

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anthony.green answered

Post some sample data and expected outcome and it will be easier to see what your trying to do and come up with the query for it.

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