This article has additional information about the DATEDIFF_IN_DAYS SQL function.
For convertibility of this function, go to SQL functions D - H.
DATEDIFF_IN_DAYS
Returns the difference between 2 timestaps expressed in number of days.
Syntax
DATEDIFF_IN_DAYS( date, date )
Both date values are required and must evaluate to a datetime. If at least one of the arguments contains time values, the function will deliver float values. To prevent this, use the TIMESTAMP_TO_DATE function to convert the argument(s) to a format that does not contain time information.
Example
SELECT DATEDIFF_IN_DAYS(
TIMESTAMP_TO_DATE( SYSDATE )
, TIMESTAMP_TO_DATE( start_date )
)
FROM project
Notes
This is a convertible function resolved by USoft and thus supported on all RDBMS platforms.