Name
DateCompare
Synopsis
DateCompare(date1, date2
[,datepart
])
Compares two date/time objects. Returns -1 if
date1
is less than
date2
, 0 if both date/time objects are
equal, or 1 if date1
is greater than
date2
. Dates must be in the range AD
100-9999. The precision of the comparison may be limited to a
specific part of the date/time object by specifying a value for the
optional datepart
parameter. Valid
attributes for datepart
are
s
(second), n
(minute),
h
(hour), d
(day),
m
(month), and yyyy
(year). For
information on how ColdFusion MX handles two-digit years, see
CreateDate( )
. Examples:
<cfoutput> Compare 04/15/03 and 04/15/03: #DateCompare('04/15/03', '04/15/03')#<br> Compare 04/15/03 and 04/15/2003: #DateCompare('04/15/03', '04/15/2003')#<br> Compare 15 Apr 2003 and 4/15/03: #DateCompare('15 Apr 2003', '4/15/03')#<br> Compare August 15, 2003 and July 4, 2002: #DateCompare('August 15, 2003', 'July 4, 2002')#<br> Compare 19:00:00 and 7pm: #DateCompare('19:00:00', '7pm')#<br> Compare 6:00 and 7:00: #DateCompare('6:00', '7:00')#<br> Compare 4/15/2003 and Jan 3, 2003 by year: #DateCompare('4/15/2003', 'Jan 3, 2003', 'yyyy')#<br> Compare 6:59 and 7:38 by minute: #DateCompare('6:59', '7:38', 'n')# </cfoutput>
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