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at first i'm using
datediff('d', a.due_date, current_date);
but it takes too long to get the result
but how can i subtract the current_date - a.due_date
and still get the same result like when i use datediff?
thank you

Question Posted / meda_listiana


at first i'm using datediff('d', a.due_date, current_date); but it takes too long t..

Answer / sudhanshu_kmr


for getting date difference you can use it.......

select to_days(now())- to_days(date);


for example-


SELECT TO_DAYS(NOW())- TO_DAYS('2010-12-01');




TO_DAYS(DATE) command return a number which is total no. of
days between '0000-01-01' and the given date.




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