Using SQL BETWEEN [closed] - sql

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Please help me fix this error.
SELECT
*
FROM activity_log_admins
WHERE query_date BETWEEN 4th-June-2022 AND 10th-June-2022
But am receiving this error.
#1054 - Unknown column '4th' in 'where clause'

Assuming query_date is a type of datetime, Try
SELECT
*
FROM activity_log_admins
WHERE query_date BETWEEN '2202-06-04' AND '2202-06-10'

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How to insert this type of date in column [closed]

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I have column StartDate and i need to insert this date
INSERT INTO Products(StartDate) VALUES(2001-01-01 00:00:00.000)
There but it doesn't work
The problem is that you need single quotes around your literal datetime value.
If the millseconds are added depends on the datatype of the column.
INSERT INTO Products(StartDate) VALUES('2001-01-01 00:00:00.000')

Convert timestamp to int [closed]

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I need to convert timestamp to int.
Basically I am looking to convert 2022-04-20 00:21:21:123 into 20220420.
I am trying below the below way but not working.
select usernumber, cast(format(created_date,'YYYYMMDD') as int)
from table1;
note that 'Y' and 'D' must be lowercase and your dataype isn't timestamp that's datetime type.
select usernumber, cast(FORMAT(created_date,'yyyyMMdd') as int)
from table1;

Using "is not NULL" command on SQL Server is giving me "Msg 102, Level 15, State 1" error [closed]

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Here's the code I'm using:
SELECT [Año],
[Producto],
ROUND(SUM(Tareas),0) as 'Tareas'
FROM [rstudio].[dbo].[siembra_rd]
WHERE [Año] not in(2021), Tareas is not null
GROUP BY [Año], [Producto]
The issue is the comma, not the boolean expressions. Presumably, you intend one of the following:
WHERE [Año] not in (2021) AND Tareas is not null
or:
WHERE [Año] not in (2021) OR Tareas is not null

Wrongly closed SQL parentheses [closed]

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I'm fairly new at writing SQL commands so I don't exactly know where I'm going wrong here. I closed all the parentheses, but I still get the following error message:
Syntax error: Expected ")" but got keyword AND at [18:5]
Code:
goals as (
select sum(cast(goal as int64)) as goal
from seed.seed_ads_goals
goal_total
and extract(month from [daterange_start]) = month
)
Any hints?
WHERE Clause is missing :
select sum(cast(goal as int64)) as goal
from seed.seed_ads_goals as goal_total
where extract(month from [daterange_start]) = month

Incorrect syntax near '.\'. in sql [closed]

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When I ran the query I am getting incorrect syntax error. can any one help me to fix it?
SELECT
si.SoftwareImage as ImagePLName,
SUBSTRING(si.SoftwareImage, 0, CHARINDEX(\'.\',si.SoftwareImage)),
sib.SoftwareImageBuild as BuildID
FROM
v000001.SoftwareProductBuilds spb
JOIN
v000001.SoftwareProductBuildSoftwareImageBuilds spbisib ON spbisib.SoftwareProductBuildId = spb.SoftwareProductBuildId
JOIN
v000001.SoftwareImageBuilds sib ON sib.SoftwareImageBuildId = spbisib.SoftwareImageBuildId
JOIN
v000001.SoftwareImages si ON si.SoftwareImageId = sib.SoftwareImageId
WHERE
spb.SoftwareProductBuild = '123456'
It should be:
CHARINDEX('.\',si.SoftwareImage)
Documentation to CHARINDEX for SQL Server
Documentation to CHARINDEX for Sybase.