How to calculate the difference between intdate and getdate

Hi,
My requirement is to get the data for all the claims where the difference between transactiondate and getdate() should be less than or equal to 7 which means any claims that happened in the past week.
So, my query would be something like this
select * from claims
where transactiondate-getdate < 8
But my transactiondate is in int format such as 20150331 and getdate would be in the format of 2015-03-31. Can someone please help me on how can i achieve the difference between these 2 date formats in the where clause.
Please let me know if you have any questions or if i am unclear.
Thanks

Hi SqlDev12,
Please find the below condition in your query,hope it would help you
DATEDIFF(DD,CAST(CAST(TransactionDate
AS
VARCHAR)
AS
DATETIME),GETDATE())
< 8
Thanks & Regards,
Praveena.

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