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I have a table name "emp".I want to fetch data from the table where curr_date is today's date and sign is "ABAN".How to write two conditions in one query?
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Rajesh Anuhya 22-Dec-11 2:16am    
No effort.

See this example.
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Hope you want to do this
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select name,code from emp where curr_date=getdate() and sign='ABAN'
 
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u should learn to solve these simple things , let it be. refer the following that might help you
http://www.databasedev.co.uk/sql-multiple-conditions.html[^]
 
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If you want to search data for current date I take that you're not interested on the time portion. If the field in the database contains time you could use something like:
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select  ...
from yourtable
where convert(date, curr_date) = convert(date, getdate())
and sign = 'ABAN'
 
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I question does not provide fields name for your table still you can try the following concept :
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Select [your desired fields separated by comma ] from emp Where (CONVERT(DATETIME,curr_date,103)=CONVERT(DATETIME,GETDATE(),103))and (sig='ABAN') 
 
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