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SELECT Date, TotalAllowance FROM Calculation WHERE EmployeeId = 1 AND Date BETWEEN '2011-02-25' AND '2011-02-27'; In this query, the date values '2011-02-25' and '2011-02-27' are enclosed in single quotes to indicate that they are string literals representing dates By using the ISO 8601 format, you ensure that the dates are interpreted correctly
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