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Run the following T-SQL code DECLARE @date DATETIME SET @date= getdate(); -- set @date as current date SELECT @date as 'Current Date', -- display current

Run the following T-SQL code

DECLARE @date DATETIME

SET @date= getdate(); -- set @date as current date

SELECT @date as 'Current Date', -- display current date

DATEADD(year, 1, @date) AS 'Plus one Year',

DATEADD(week, 1, @date) AS 'Plus one week',

DATEADD(day, 1, @date) AS 'Plus one Day';

convert anonymous block to a stored procedure that will accept a date as input and print the original date, the date after one year, week and day.

Execute your stored procedure. Examples of execution

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Edeclare SET @a @a datetime getdate(); exec date procedure @a; SET @a CAST ('10-JAN-2017' as datetime); exec date procedure @a; 100 % Messages Original date Jan 12 2015 4:47PM A year later Jan 12 2016 4:47PM A week later Jan 19 2015 4:47PM A day later Jan 13 2015 4:47PM Original date Jan 10 2017 12:00AM A year later Jan 10 2018 12:00AM A week later Jan 17 2017 12:00AM A day later Jan 11 2017 12:00AM

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