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Use TIMESTAMPADD in SQL Prefix
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What is the correct syntax for using TIMESTAMPADD in a SQL prefix without using a presentation variable prompt?Content
Hello - I am creating an analysis that will have a corresponding agent to run weekly. The analysis is in the Compensation - Salary Details Real Time subject area. I would like to write an effective date prefix to pull the data as of the last day of the prior month, but have been unable to return results without an error. If I hardcode the date (e.g. SET VARIABLE PARAM_EFFECTIVE_DATE='2021-07-31'; ) I get the correct results, but as soon as I try to include a TIMESTAMPADD function, I get an error message.
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