DATEADD(Day, 90, '4-29-1988'): adds a specific number of date unit intervals to a date/time value


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2> -- DATEADD(): adds a specific number of date unit intervals to a date/time value.
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4> SELECT DATEADD(Day, 90, '4-29-1988')
5> GO

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1988-07-28 00:00:00.000

(1 rows affected)
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DATEADD(Day, 90, '4-29-1988'): adds a specific number of date unit intervals to a date/time value : DATEADD « Date Timezone « SQL Server / T-SQL

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