SQL Server Date Format Problem

How to convert a SQL Server date format to mysql

I've been searching the internet for almost 6 hours now for the fastest solution to my problem. I've got a SQL Server database where some of the tables have a DATETIME format for columns, but the values in these columns are in the following format: D

SQL Server Date Format Function SELECT CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), GETDATE(), 105) This query return the date in the [DD-MM-YYYY] format as varchar. I need the same format in datetime datatype in sql server. Pls help me outIn SQL Server, a DATETIME datatype is stored as 2 4-byte integers SQL Server Date Formatting Issue

I have a SQL Server 2008 database with a transaction table. There is a field defined as NVARCHAR(16). The data stored is date and time formatted like this: 2016100708593100 I need to write a query that looks at that field and pulls data between two d

Sql server date arithmetic problem

I have a records of events with starttime and endtime for a calendar control. I want to get the events done on a particular date say 2/28/2009 But the db table has date data in form 2/28/2009 10:00:00, 2/28/2009 12:00:00. I tried this query in a spro

SQL Server date range problem when using data from Web server logs

I have been importing my raw IIS log files into a SQL Server table using the Log Parser tool for several months now. This is done to enable the writing of SSRS reports based on this log data. One of the reports that I am working on is supposed to det

View the SQL Server date format

When I try to insert into tableA with insert into tableA values (convert(date, '12-1-2012', 105)) then I try to select * from tableA it always shows the dates in yyyy-mm-dd format But when I use select CONVERT(varchar, thedate, 105) from tableA then

How to convert the date format to dd / MM / yyyy in C # where my SQL Server date format is in aaa / MM / dd

This question already has an answer here: Convert YYYYMMDD string to MM/DD/YYYY string 4 answers I am using a stored procedure which has DateTime in yyyy/MM/dd format, but I want to convert that in my code behind into dd/MM/yyyy format. Can anyone he

SQL Server: Date Conversion Problem?

I have a column which has date-values stored in varchar (format ddmmyy) like this 231280 121280 131185 ... How to convert these values into datetime data type? Set DateFormat DMY GO Select Cast(Stuff(Stuff(SomeValue, 3, 0, '-'), 6, 0, '-') As datetim

SQL Server date format yyyymmdd

I have a varchar column where some values are in mm/dd/yyyy format and some are in yyyymmdd. I want to convert all mm/dd/yyyy dates into the yyyymmdd format. What is the best way to do this? Thanks Table is Employees and column is DOBAssuming your "d

SQL Server Date Formats (YYYY-MM-DD HH: MI: SS.MMM)

Update: i am still getting this (4/14/2012 2:44:01 PM) result after trying this select convert(varchar(30), '4/14/2012 2:44:01 PM',121) End Update what format should i use in order to get this result set: 2012-04-14 14:44:01.683 i tried using this bu

Can not connect to SQL Server data from asp.net application

We are upgrading from an environment where the development web server, the SQL Server 2005, and SQL Server data are all on the same machine, a windows XP Machine. We are upgrading to having the web server on one Windows 2008 server, the SQL Server on

SQL server dates RODBC I have a SQL database (2012) that I am trying to access through R (R Studio). From Enterprise Manager this is what it looks like: select top 5[date],value from dbo.history 1991-02-11 11.1591 1991-02-12 11.2 1991-02-13 11.3501 1991-02-14 11.37 1991-02 SQL Server: date incompatible with int when migrating from mysql. How to solve?

I have similar databases, they come from the same CMS but they use different databases: some are originally SQL Server, and another one is MySQL. I had to migrate the MySQL database to SQL server since I have some scripts ready for SQL Server which a

Convert SQL Server datetime format to unix time

We are working with a JSON API that returns times in what we have been told is the SQL Server date time format, for example: /Date(-6847804800000+0000) I'm trying to convert this into unix time to use standard methods on it, does anyone know an easy