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Date function like Month,Year in sql query

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Posted on by Nadeem Bhatti 2,055

Hi All,

I am using AX 2012 CU7. I was trying to find the month, year function in X++ SQL, but no luck. Actually I have to develop a customize, customer monthly sale report. For this report I was finding the month, year function in SQL. Is there any function so I can write a query like we can in the follwoing way SQL.

seelect * from MyTable where month(MyDate)="06"

OR

I need the following Pattern of the report in AX, if any one can help to develop this report.

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    André Arnaud de Calavon Profile Picture
    André Arnaud de Cal... 299,397 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    RE: Date function like Month,Year in sql query

    Hi Nadeem,

    This is not supported in this way. All options for x++ select statements are described on the next page: msdn.microsoft.com/.../aa656402.aspx.

    You can create a temporary table having the separate columns. Then fill this temporary table with a data provider class like you want to print it.

    You can loop the original table and then fill the temporary table per record.

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    Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 236,394 Most Valuable Professional on at
    RE: Date function like Month,Year in sql query

    You can't find SQL functions in X++, because these are two different languages. You seems to  be looking for equivalent functions supported in X++ queries, but they don't exist.

    One option is fetching dates from database and convert them to month numbers in X++, as André suggested. Another approach is using SQL (where you obviously can use SQL function) - the best way is utilizing computed columns.

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