Sometimes we need to get the total number of days in month for given date, there is no build in function which can help us to directly use and get our result, so we need to write a small SQL statement to get the total number of days for a particular date.
I found on some blog sites to use this but it will not work for every date
DECLARE @date DATETIME SET @date = '05/17/2020' SELECT DATEDIFF(Day,@date, DATEADD(Month,1, @date))
Try to use date '1/31/2013' or '3/31/2013' or '5/31/2013'
For 1/31 it will give 28 and for '3/31/2013' and '5/31/2013' it will return 30 which is wrong, so we will use the correct one like this
DECLARE @date DATETIME SET @date = '05/17/2020' SELECT DATEDIFF(Day, DATEADD(day,1 - Day(@date), @date) , DATEADD(Month,1, DATEADD(Day,1 - Day(@date),@date)))
Try it with above dates or any other date you want to check and it will always give correct result.
In SQL Server 2012 a new datetime function is introduced (actually 7 new datetime fucntions introduced) named EOMONTH which return last date of month so we can also use this to get the number of days in a month
Let's see first EOMONTH
SELECT EOMONTH(GETDATE()) LastDayofMonth
Result: 2013-05-31 00:00:00.000, so simply we can get days from this result so use like this
DECLARE @date DATETIME SET @date = '1/31/2013' SELECT DAY(EOMONTH(@date))AS DaysInMonth
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