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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Wed, 26 May 2004 @ 15:52:53 GMT
Rudel, This is actually working as designed. I remember that I was pretty upset too the first time it bit me. But if you read some of the text provided to the add_months function in the manual it all starts to make sense. Because unlike my initial belief, it's not selfevident that '2004-03-31' - Interval '1' Month should return '2004-02-29' It's really a question of what your application needs if returning the last day of the previous month (in the scenario above) is acceptable or not. IF you find that this beavior is satisfactory for your application you can use the ADD_Month function. If not you have to decide how to handle the specific problems you want to solve. So -Interval '1' Month erroring out on you is a way for the RDBMS to tell you that there is a problem with your code, that you have to handle in some manner :) Thanks! Mirjam
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