Reputation: 338
SELECT t1.[Ticket Number], t1.[Time Received], t1.[Time Read], t1.[Time Replied], t1.[Replied By], t1.[Called Customer?], t1.[Call Duration], t1.[Email Duration], t1.[General Issue]
FROM t1
WHERE [DDATE]=[GETDATE()];
Here DDATE
is a field with dates that will be entered.
My query has to pull details for that day only, t1
is the table.
So how can i make this query to take todays date as parameter automatically?
I have made forms and tables and query in MS Access 2012?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 347
Reputation: 91376
Use Date() as long as there is no time element to DDate.
SELECT t1.[Ticket Number], t1.[Time Received],
t1.[Time Read], t1.[Time Replied],
t1.[Replied By], t1.[Called Customer?],
t1.[Call Duration], t1.[Email Duration], t1.[General Issue]
FROM t1
WHERE [DDATE]=DATE()
Upvotes: 1