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MySQL CURDATE() Function

Definition and Usage

CURDATE() returns the current date.

Syntax

Example

Here is a SELECT statement:

The result is shown below:

NOW() CURDATE() CURTIME()
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Example

The following SQL creates an "Orders" table with a datetime column (OrderDate):

Note that the OrderDate column is specified with CURDATE() as the default value. As a result, when you insert rows into the table, the current date and time are automatically inserted into the column.

Now, we want to insert a record into the "Orders" table:

The "Orders" table will look like this:

OrderId ProductName OrderDate
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