This article describes date functions in db2 .
I think it's more comfortable working with date functions in db2 than in mssql. There are many ways to do more manipulations with dates .
Now I’ll try to write some examples of working with dates .
1) To get the current date , timestamp and time you can write
SELECT current date as MY_DATE FROM sysibm.sysdummy1
SELECT current timestamp FROM sysibm.sysdummy1
SELECT current time FROM sysibm.sysdummy1
The sysibm.sysdummy1 table is a specific table that can be used to discover the value of DB2 registers . Also you can use the VALUES statement For example, from the DB2 Command Line Processor (CLP), the following SQL statements gets similar result:
VALUES current date;
VALUES current timestamp;
VALUES current time ;
2) To get year, month , day , hour , minute , second and microsecond from current timestamp
for example :
VALUES YEAR(current timestamp);
VALUES MONTH(current timestamp);
VALUES DAY(current timestamp);
VALUES HOUR(current timestamp);
VALUES MINUTE(current timestamp);
VALUES SECOND(current timestamp);
VALUES MICROSECOND(current timestamp);
3) To do some calculations between two dates :
current date + 2 YEAR
current date + 4 YEARS + 1 MONTHS + 20 DAYS
current time + 1 HOURS - 2 MINUTES + 3 SECONDS
4) To calculate difference between two dates you can do like that
days (current date) - days (date('1986-06-16'))
5) If you want to concatenate date or timestamp with text you can do like that
char(current timestamp)
char(current time)
char(current date + 2 hours)
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