Conversion Of Nvarchar To Smalldatetime

Jul 31, 2007

Hi,
when I convert a field into smalldatetime from nvarchar(50) in Sql Server 2000, i got a default value (1900-01-01 00:00:00) for that field.Actually value of that field to be changed as different values).I want to be convert bulk of records.please help me.

current data

pvdate(nvarchar(50))
------
12/03/2007

Data to be changed into

pvdate(smalldatetime)
--------------------
2007-03-12 12:00:00

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Hi !

I am having a problem with MS SQL 2005
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and that Query

INSERT INTO Users (DateInsert) VALUES (CONVERT(DATETIME,'2007-12-17',120))

I am getting a conversion error : nvarchar into smalldatetime

it seems that I am getting this error only with days > 12

2007-12-17 does not work but 2007-12-01 works


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21
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25 else
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33
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35 }
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41
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49 oCmd.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@keywordsB", "%" + keywordsB + "%"));
50 oCmd.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@categorieB", categorieB ));
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53 oCmd.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@datum1", "%" + datum1 + "%"));
54 oCmd.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@datum2", "%" + datum2 + "%"));
55
56
57 oConn.Open();
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61 return boeken;
62 }
63 }

 
I think that that method is correct, not sure though...  The code for GetBoekCollectionFromReader(oReader) is this=1 protected List GetBoekCollectionFromReader(IDataReader oReader)
2 {
3 List boeken= new List();
4 while (oReader.Read()) //THIS IS WHERE THE ERROR APPEARS
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6 boeken.Add(GetBoekFromReader(oReader));
7
8 }
9 return boeken;
10 }
  
 
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2 {
3 Boek boek = new Boek();
4 boek.idB= (int)oReader["id"];//id auto generated dus verplicht
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7 if (oReader["auteurs"] != DBNull.Value)
8 boek.AuteursB = (string)oReader["auteurs"];
9 boek.TitelB = (string)oReader["titel"];//titel verplicht
10 if (oReader["taal"] != DBNull.Value)
11 boek.TaalB = (string)oReader["taal"];
12 if (oReader["uitgeverij"] != DBNull.Value)
13 boek.UitgeverijB = (string)oReader["uitgeverij"];
14 if (oReader["aantal_p"] != DBNull.Value)
15 boek.Aantal_pB = (string)oReader["aantal_p"];
16 if (oReader["jaartal"] != DBNull.Value)
17 boek.JaartalB = (int)oReader["jaartal"];
18 if (oReader["keywords"] != DBNull.Value)
19 boek.KeywordsB = (string)oReader["keywords"];
20 if (oReader["categorie"] != DBNull.Value)
21 boek.CategorieB = (string)oReader["categorie"];
22 if (oReader["standplaats"] != DBNull.Value)
23 boek.StandplaatsB = (string)oReader["standplaats"];
24 if (oReader["ISBN13"] != DBNull.Value)
25 boek.ISBN13 = (string)oReader["ISBN13"];
26 if (oReader["ISBN10"] != DBNull.Value)
27 boek.ISBN10 = (string)oReader["ISBN10"];
28 if (oReader["URL"] != DBNull.Value)
29 boek.UrlB = (string)oReader["URL"];
30 if (oReader["username"] != DBNull.Value)
31 boek.UsernameB = (string)oReader["username"];
32 if (oReader["passwoord"] != DBNull.Value)
33 boek.PasswoordB = (string)oReader["passwoord"];
34 if (oReader["datumB"] != DBNull.Value)
35 boek.DatumBoek = (DateTime)oReader["datumB"];
36 if (oReader["status"] != DBNull.Value)
37 boek.StatusB = (string)oReader["status"];
38
39
40 return boek;
41 }
  
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