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Hi:

The following code worked fine in Mysql (Note: Already changed mysql to mssql).  It queries a table for songs added in the last 30 days (today - 30).

[i]$sqlconnect=mssql_connect($server,$username,$password);
$sqldb=mssql_select_db("xx",$sqlconnect);
$dayspast = 30;
$result = mssql_query("
SELECT date_added, artist, title, album
FROM songlist
WHERE (songtype='S')
AND date_added > (SUBDATE(NOW(),INTERVAL '".$dayspast."' DAY))
ORDER BY date_added DESC, artist,title,album", $sqlconnect);[/i]

I am getting an error saying NOW is not a recognized function name.

Can someone help me code this correctly for a MS SQL DB?

It would be GREATLY appreciated.

Thanks

Ed

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