Help in SQL Query for updating.

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SQL-Server-2012

I have following

SQL

Create Table TblSubscription
(
SubscriptionId int identity(1,1) Primary key,
UserId INT NOT NULL Foreign key References TblAppUser(UserId),
PackageId INT NOT NULL Foreign key References TblPackages(PackageID),
StartDate datetime,
FinishDate datetime,
mxnotification int,
mxarticles int,
mxvideos int,
mxevent int,
mxallias int,
IsActive bit,
IsPaid bit
);

SQL

INSERT INTO TblSubscription (UserId,PackageId,StartDate,FinishDate,mxnotification,mxarticles,mxvideos,mxevent,mxallias,IsActive,IsPaid)
VALUES(@UserID,@PackageId,GetDate(),GETDATE()+30,@notific,@articles,@mxvideos,@mxevent,@mxallias,0,0) SELECT @@IDENTITY

I want that column name startdate= GEtdate() and finshdate=getdate()+30 equals. it automaically sets IsActive = false for that Userid
And Ifmxnotification,mxarticles,mxvideos,mxevent,mxallias =0 it also automatically sets IsActive =false for that Userid

How can i do that. is there any function or other stuff available.

Posted 23-Apr-14 8:36am

Muhammad Taqi Hassan Bukhari

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JagB · Answer 1 · 2014-04-23T10:02:00

What does the '30' refer to in your sql query? Is it month, year, millisecond, etc? I believe what you're after is the

SQL

DATEADD(datepart, number, date) //number is an Integer

function. If you're adding month to the current date (GETDATE()) then your portion of the query will look like this

SQL

...values(..., DATEADD(day, 30, GETDATE(),...)

Now, if you're just trying to get 30 days out from your current date and the following is equivalent to the above:

SQL

...values(..., DATEADD(month, 1, GETDATE(),...

Here is more information to get yourself familiar with the DATE function in SQL Server.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms186819(v=sql.100).aspx[^]

Hope that helps...
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