jdbrown239 (4/26/2013)
LynnYou guys were right about the 'Where' clause being the issue. I added a few indexes to the table to increase performance and went back to a suggested 'where' clause by Sean and I was able to get the data without a time stamp.
WHERE cast(c.CTS_LAST_SAVED_DATE as DATE)> = cast(GETDATE() as DATE) and cast(a.APP_LAST_SAVED_DATE as DATE)>= cast(GETDATE() as DATE) or CAST(c.CTS_LAST_SAVED_DATE as DATE) >= cast(GETDATE() as DATE)and co.CO_BOOKING_DATE is not NULLThanks you guys for hanging in there.
Doug
Glad you were able to get it sorted out.
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