DATESADDday
DATESADDday is a function described in some programming environments as a tool to add or subtract a number of days to a given date value, producing a new date as the result. It is not a universally standardized function and may appear as a user-defined routine or a misnamed alias for a more common date arithmetic function in a particular language or library. When encountered, its exact syntax and behavior depend on the host system, so readers should consult the specific documentation for the implementation in use.
Typically, a DATESADDday-like function would take two primary arguments: a date and an integer representing the
Examples illustrating the concept (illustrative, not universal syntax):
- Adding 1 day to 2023-01-31 yields 2023-02-01.
- Adding 1 day to 2020-02-28 yields 2020-02-29 (leap year).
Variations across platforms may differ in how time components and time zones are treated. Some environments
For broader compatibility, many languages offer equivalent functionality under different names, such as DATEADD with a