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    I have this update query: UPDATE AccountsIpLogs SET LoggedIn = '0' I would
    like to add below WHERE statement but I don't know how to write it: I want to
    set LoggedIn equal to Zero where TheDate field is 15 minutes older than Now()
    date and time. Basically this query will run every 15 minutes to identify
    logged out clients. Any help would appriciate. Thanks, Mike

    mike2004 Guest

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    Default Re: a date query question

    Hi

    use the datediff to find the sec

    [url]http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/6.1/htmldocs/functi58.htm[/url]

    or else you can directly write in the query itself like

    UPDATE AccountsIpLogs
    SET LoggedIn = '0'
    where datediff(logindate,now())>15 sec.

    you can do this way also. here i have not written the correct syntax. but you
    can do this way also, no need of cf.

    vkunirs Guest

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    Default Re: a date query question

    Thank you vkunirs.

    Mike
    mike2004 Guest

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    Default Re: a date query question

    Do I need to say MAX(logindate) on SELECT?
    mike2004 Guest

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