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                                    | jsappStarting Member
 
 
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                                            |  Posted - 2014-10-28 : 09:19:11 
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                                            | Hi guys,I need a little help with a date parameter. Below is my dataset query.  I have highlighted in red the date section. I am having diffculty coming up with a way to get the date range wording correct so that I can create paramenters in the report where the user can select a startdate and a enddate from the parameter drop down list.  SELECT rp.prop_cd, rp.prop_name, ea.prop_key, missingaccts.acct_key, ea.acct_cd, epl.provider_key, ep.provider_cd, ep.provider_name FROM(SELECT rbmsaccts.acct_keyFROM(select distinct eb.acct_key from em_bill ebwhere eb.PROP_KEY IN (select p.prop_key from rbms_company c, rbms_property pwhere c.company_cd = :Ccodeand p.company_key = c.company_key)and trunc(eb.create_time) BETWEEN to_date('8/1/2014', 'mm/dd/yyyy') AND to_date('8/31/2014', 'mm/dd/yyyy') rbmsacctsLEFT JOIN (SELECT *FROM AUMUSER.RS_URT_ACCOUNT WHERE PROP_KEY IN (select p.prop_key from rbms_company c, rbms_property pwhere c.company_cd = :Ccodeand p.company_key = c.company_key)) pureacctsON rbmsaccts.acct_key  = pureaccts.acct_keyWHERE pureaccts.acct_key IS NULL) missingacctsleft join em_acct ea on ea.acct_key = missingaccts.acct_keyleft join em_provider_line epl on epl.provider_line_key = ea.provider_line_keyleft join em_provider ep on ep.provider_key = epl.provider_keyleft join rbms_property rp on rp.prop_key = ea.prop_keyorder by rp.prop_cdThanks in advance |  |  
                                    | gbrittonMaster Smack Fu Yak Hacker
 
 
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                                          |  Posted - 2014-10-28 : 09:37:34 
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                                          | What database are you using?  Your query is not a valid SQL Server query.  e.g. there is no trunc function or to_date function in SQL Server, and ":Ccode" is not valid either. |  
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                                    | jsappStarting Member
 
 
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                                          |  Posted - 2014-10-28 : 09:42:31 
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                                          | quote:The query is from Oracle DB and :Ccode is actually denotes a parameter for SSRS.Originally posted by gbritton
 What database are you using?  Your query is not a valid SQL Server query.  e.g. there is no trunc function or to_date function in SQL Server, and ":Ccode" is not valid either.
 
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                                    | gbrittonMaster Smack Fu Yak Hacker
 
 
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                                          |  Posted - 2014-10-28 : 09:53:20 
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                                          | You might want to post this in an Oracle forum. |  
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