You can use the Teradata set operators to combine similar data sets from two or more SELECT statements in the query. The data types of the columns which are being used in the Teradata SET operators should match or explicitly type cast column values to required data types. The SET operators are similar to the JOINs, the only difference is that join combines the columns from different tables whereas SET operators combine rows from different tables. Read: Teradata String Functions and Examples Commonly used Teradata Date Functions and Examples Teradata…

This article is about detailed descriptions and examples of the commonly used Teradata date functions that you can use to manipulate date columns in the Teradata, stored procedure or in embedded SQLs. In the real word scenario, many application manipulate the date and time data types. Date types are highly formatted and very complicated. Each date value contains the century, year, month, day, hour, minute, and second. Each RDBMS may employ different date functions, and there may also be differences in the syntax for each RDBMS even when the function…