DATEDIFF is a common function in the SQL Server to find the number of days between two dates. Oracle offers its own solution, although does not have the DATEDIFF function. You have the right to access ...

We use the durabletask-mssql extension for Azure Functions in a multi-tenant database. We use user connection strings to separate our tenants, which are Live Dev Env, Live Test Env, and individual ...

I'd like to count the number of rows within date range intervals. It works but it seems to be calculated on the client. DataConnection.LastQuery is not what I expect. The calculation should start from ...

TL;DR: if you want to use date/time values from a SQL Server table in PowerApps, use the datetimeoffset column type and your life will be easier. The datetime (and friends) column type represent an ...

One of the most useful new additions to DAX in Excel 2016 and the Power BI Designer is the DateDiff() function. It does exactly what you would expect: calculate the amount of time in between two dates ...