DateAdd
Adds offset intervals to a date/time value and returns the new date/time. Use a negative offset to subtract. Interval names are not case-sensitive.
String DateAdd(String dateTime, String interval, Numeric offset)
| Interval | Aliases |
| Year | yy, yyyy |
| Quarter | qq, q |
| Month | mm, m |
| Week | ww, wk |
| Weekday | dw (Monday to Friday) |
| Day | dy |
| DayOfYear | |
| Hour | hh |
| Minute | mi |
| Second | s |
| Millisecond | ms |
Result format
The result uses the server's default date/time format, which depends on its culture settings. Wrap DateAdd in FormatDateTime for a predictable format.SELECT FormatDateTime(DateAdd('2024-01-31', 'Month', 1), 'yyyy-MM-dd') as Result FROM SingleSELECT FormatDateTime(DateAdd(DateTimeUTC(), 'Day', -10), 'yyyy/MM/dd hh:mm:ss tt') as Result FROM SingleSQL :: Floor
Returns the largest whole number that is less than or equal to the given number.
SQL :: FormatDateTime
Parses a date/time value and returns it formatted with a .NET date/time format string. See DateTime for the format specifiers.
SQL :: FormatNumeric
Formats a number using a .NET numeric format string and returns the result as text.
SQL :: Guid
Returns a new random globally unique identifier.
SQL :: IfNull
Returns the given value, or the default value when the given value is null.
SQL :: IfNullNumeric
Returns the given number, or the default number when the given value is null.
SQL :: IndexOf
Returns the zero-based position of the first occurrence of textToFind in textToSearch, starting the search at offset. Returns -1 when it is not found.
SQL :: IsBetween
Returns true (1) if the value is within the given range, including the range boundaries.
SQL :: IsDouble
Returns true (1) if the given value can be converted to a decimal number.