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POSQL Statement Return April 4th, 4 years ago
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2012-06-08T12:25:25.503
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How do I go back to last April 4th (from today), minus 4 years, and return that date? I could start by checking if today's date is before or after April 4 this year and go from there, but I would be interested to see different approaches to this issue. This will be part of a larger select statement, so a self-contained SELECT or a function would be the best solution. Thanks!
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<sql><sql-server-2008>
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SQL Statement Return April 4th, 4 years ago
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