The BETWEEN a AND b syntax should work fine in VFP as it's standard SQL,
and yet leave it agnostic in case you need to use it against a different
backend later.
As for the OP's code below:
>> I get the [unrecognized command] error with this:
>>
>> SELECT Gluctmp1.date, COUNT(Gluctmp1.amount);
>> FROM Gluctmp1;
>> WHERE ;
>> Gluctmp1.category = "Glucos";
>> Gluctmp1.date BETWEEN Gluctmp1.date AND (Gluctmp1.date +
>> 20) ;
>> GROUP BY Gluctmp1.date
...looks like he's just missing the AND word between his 2 where
conditions. It should be:
>> WHERE ;
>> Gluctmp1.category = "Glucos";
>> AND Gluctmp1.date BETWEEN Gluctmp1.date AND
(Gluctmp1.date + 20) ;
--Mike
On 5/1/2013 4:30 PM, Kevin Cully wrote:
If this is a VFP select statement, then try this out.
LOCAL ldStartDate, ldEndDate
ldStartDate = DATE()-20
ldEndDate = DATE()
SELECT Gluctmp1.date, COUNT(Gluctmp1.amount);
FROM Gluctmp1;
WHERE ;
Gluctmp1.category = "Glucos";
AND BETWEEN( Gluctmp1.date, ldStartDate, ldEndDate ) ;
GROUP BY Gluctmp1.date ;
ORDER BY Gluctmp1.date ;
INTO CURSOR c_Gluctmp1
On 05/01/2013 04:25 PM, Charles Hart Enzer, M.D., FAACP wrote:
Dear Ted:
Thank you for replying.
I am trying to get aTable of "amount"s over a 21 day period.
I think that the problem is theEnddate:
Gluctmp1.date + 20
Even though [Gluctmp1.date + 20] is a valid date, SELECT
I get the [unrecognized command] error with this:
SELECT Gluctmp1.date, COUNT(Gluctmp1.amount);
FROM Gluctmp1;
WHERE ;
Gluctmp1.category = "Glucos";
Gluctmp1.date BETWEEN Gluctmp1.date AND (Gluctmp1.date +
20) ;
GROUP BY Gluctmp1.date
[excessive quoting removed by server]
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