SQL statement to select all rows from previous day

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I am looking for a good SQL Statement to select all rows from the previous day from one table  The table holds one datetime column  I am using SQL Server 2005

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Another way to tell it  Yesterday       Select   from TABLE where Day DateField     Day GetDate   -1  and Month DateField     Month GetDate     and Year DateField     Year getdate       This conceivably won t work well on January 1  as well as the first day of every month  But on the fly it s effective

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Can t test it right now  but   select   from tablename where date  gt   dateadd day  datediff day  1  getdate     0  and date  lt  dateadd day  datediff day  0  getdate     0

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get today no time   SELECT dateadd day datediff day 0 GETDATE    0    get yestersday no time   SELECT dateadd day datediff day 1 GETDATE    0    query for all of rows from only yesterday   select             from yourTable     WHERE YourDate  gt   dateadd day datediff day 1 GETDATE    0          AND YourDate  lt  dateadd day datediff day 0 GETDATE    0

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SELECT   from table name where date field   DATE SUB CURRENT DATE   INTERVAL 1 DAY

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This should do it   WHERE  date    CURDATE   - INTERVAL 1 DAY

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It s seems the obvious answer was missing  To get all data from a table  Ttable  where the column  DatetimeColumn  is a datetime with a timestamp the following query can be used   SELECT   FROM Ttable WHERE DATEDIFF day Ttable DatetimeColumn  GETDATE      1 -- yesterday   This can easily be changed to today  last month  last year  etc

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Well  its easier to cast the datetime column to date and than compare   SELECT   FROM TABLE NAME WHERE cast COLUMN NAME as date        dateadd day 0  convert date  getdate    105

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Its a really old thread  but here is my take on it  Rather than 2 different clauses  one greater than and less than  I use this below syntax for selecting records from A date  If you want a date range then previous answers are the way to go   SELECT   FROM TABLE NAME WHERE  DATEDIFF DAY  DATEADD DAY  X   CURRENT TIMESTAMP    lt column name gt     0   In the above case X will be -1 for yesterday s records

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To get the  today  value in SQL   convert date  GETDATE      To get  yesterday    DATEADD day  -1  convert date  GETDATE       To get  today minus X days   change the -1 into -X   So for all yesterday s rows  you get   select   from tablename    where date  gt   DATEADD day  -1  convert date  GETDATE        and date  lt  convert date  GETDATE

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subdate now   1  will return yesterdays timestamp The below code will select all rows with yesterday s timestamp  Select   FROM  login  WHERE  dattime   lt   subdate now   1  AND  dattime   gt  subdate now   2

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In SQL Server do like this    where cast columnName as date    cast getdate   -1 as date    You should cast both sides of the expression to date to avoid issues with time formatting   If you need to control interval in more detail  then you should try something like   declare  start datetime   cast getdate   - 1 as date  declare  end datetime   cast getdate   - 1 as date  set  end   dateadd second  86399   end

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