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SQL Access select records greater than today's date.

Asked by chrissp26 in Cold Fusion Markup Language, ColdFusion Application Server

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Hello,

I need to select a number of records using a query. The records have to have an eventDate that is greater than today's date to be selected.

How do I do a query that will do that? I have tried the attached snippet but it doesn't seem to work? The code in the snippet, selects dates that are older than today's date as well as ones that are newer than it.

Any ideas?

Thanks

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<cfquery name="getEvents" datasource="#dsl#" maxrows="5">
SELECT *
FROM events
WHERE eventDate > #dateFormat(now(), "dd/mm/yyyy")#
ORDER BY eventDate DESC
</cfquery>
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