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Asked: 2026-06-18T22:01:23+00:00

I worked with sql server 2008 and I used this command: SELECT Min(id), [idfromindex]

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I worked with sql server 2008 and I used this command:

SELECT Min(id), 
       [idfromindex] 
FROM   ordersview 
WHERE  [idfromindex] IN(SELECT DISTINCT [idfromindex] 
                        FROM   ordersview 
                        WHERE  isobserve = 'True' 
                               AND ispay = 'True' 
                               AND orderdate >= '1390/09/01' 
                               AND orderdate <= '1391/09/27') 
GROUP  BY [idfromindex]

But if there is a record with exactly orderdate='1390/09/01' or orderdate='1391/09/27' value it will not show them ,it only shows the result greater and lower than them but I want to show the equal one too if it exists.

orderDate type is Date

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  1. Editorial Team

    Wouldn’t changing the condition to being >= '1390/09/01' and < '1391/09/28' make more sense? That way you remove the time components if a date is registered as being 1390/09/01 23:59'. Date conditions tend to assume the exact time is00:00`. Of course it depends on what your column datatype is (datetime vs. date).

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