Aug 14, 2012Looks like you're using SQL Server, in which case GETDATE() or current_timestamp may help you. But you will have to ensure that the format MySQL Select Date Equal to Today (having datetime as the data type)SQL select where startdate is today's date - Stack OverflowHow to query today's date in SQL when date not properly formattedMySQL query select all were date is equal to today on datetimeMore results from stackoverflow.com
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Aug 14, 2012When using day(), dateadd(), and/or getdate() in various combinations, you may encounter issues depending on what time/day/month/year you run SQL select where startdate is today's date - Stack OverflowMySQL Select Date Equal to Today (having datetime as the data type)SQL query to show data by today(current) date? - Stack OverflowHow to query today's date in SQL when date not properly formattedMore results from stackoverflow.com