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87. Orders in the Last 30 Days

MediumDates & Timedate arithmeticreference date

To find rows within the last N days of a reference point, compare the date against date(reference, '-N days'). Anything >= that boundary (and <= the reference) is inside the window.

Use a fixed reference date of '2024-06-15' so the answer is stable, and a 30-day window.

Task: return id, order_date, and days_ago (whole days between order_date and '2024-06-15') for orders placed in the last 30 days up to and including '2024-06-15' — that is, with order_date between '2024-05-16' and '2024-06-15' inclusive. Order by order_date.

Output columns, in order: id, order_date, days_ago.

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