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NSC | Mastering Date Arithmetic in SQL using NetSuite2.com data source

edited Jun 2, 2025 2:44PM in SuiteCloud / Customization

Performing arithmetic operations on dates in SQL is straightforward. To add or subtract a specific number of days from a date value, you simply use the addition (+) or subtraction (-) operators, followed by the desired number of days. Let's illustrate this with an example query:

SELECT sysdate + 1 AS "Date +1" FROM task WHERE ID = '1076';
SELECT sysdate - 1 AS "Date -1" FROM task WHERE ID = '1076';

In the above queries:

  • sysdate represents the current date in NetSuite.
  • task is the table containing the relevant data.
  • ID = '1076' specifies a condition, ensuring that the operation is applied to the task with the given ID.

Richard James Uri - SuiteCloud | WMS Tech | SuiteCommerce Advanced

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