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Software ==> | SQL (203 exercises) |
Topic ==> | Variables (11 exercises) |
Level ==> | Relatively easy |
Subject ==> | SQL training |
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Make sure that you're using a sensible database (it doesn't really matter which for this example).
Create a stored procedure called spCalculateAge which:
Declares an integer variable called @Age
Sets the value of this variable to be the difference in years between your date of birth and today's date (see hint below)
Prints out your age
The final result of running the stored procedure should look like this:
You will be younger, of course ...
You can use the DateDiff function to calculate your age in SQL - eg DateDiff(year,'03/04/1964',GetDate()) would give the age of a hypothetical trainer born on 4th March 1964.
Optionally, save the query to generate this stored procedure as Calculate your age.sql, then close it down.
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