Datetime Condition In 'where' - International Problem

Jul 20, 2005

I use datetime condition in sql-query. For example:

select something from sometable
where date between '06/15/04 00:00:00' and '06/15/04 23:59:59'

and result on two synchronized servers is different.

In USA server result contains where date equal '06/14/04' only,
but Russian server gives where date equal '06/15/04'.

I read mysql online book article 'Writing International Transact-SQL Statements'
and not found any recommendations how solve this problem.

Thanks for any help.

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master

GO

CREATE DATABASE CertainRowsToChange

GO

USE CertainRowsToChange

GO

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(

InitialisedValuesID int identity(1 ,1) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,

Int1 int NOT NULL

)

GO

CREATE PROCEDURE Initialise

AS

BEGIN

INSERT INTO InitialisedValues (Int1 )

SELECT 2

INSERT INTO InitialisedValues (Int1 )

SELECT 4

INSERT INTO InitialisedValues (Int1 )

SELECT 8

INSERT INTO InitialisedValues (Int1 )

SELECT 16

END

GO

EXEC Initialise

/*=======================================================*/

CREATE TABLE AllRows

(

AllRowsID int identity(1 ,1) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,

Int1 int NOT NULL

)

GO

CREATE TABLE RowsToChange

(

RowsToChangeID int identity(1 ,1) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,

Int1 int NOT NULL

)

GO

CREATE PROCEDURE InitialiseRowsToChange

AS

BEGIN

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SELECT 2

INSERT INTO RowsToChange (Int1 )

SELECT 4

INSERT INTO RowsToChange (Int1 )

SELECT 8

INSERT INTO RowsToChange (Int1 )

SELECT 16

END

GO

EXEC InitialiseRowsToChange

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SELECT 1

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SELECT 1

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SELECT 2

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SELECT 3

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(

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GO

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GO

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GO

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GO

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)

GO

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AS

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SELECT 4

INSERT INTO InitialisedValues (Int1 )

SELECT 8

INSERT INTO InitialisedValues (Int1 )

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(

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Int1 int NOT NULL,

Type1 int NOT NULL

)

GO

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(

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)

GO

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AS

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SELECT 2, 1

INSERT INTO RowsToChange (Int1,Type1 )

SELECT 4, 1

INSERT INTO RowsToChange (Int1,Type1 )

SELECT 8, 1

INSERT INTO RowsToChange (Int1,Type1 )

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GO

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GO

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SELECT 1, 1

INSERT INTO AllRows (Int1, Type1 )

SELECT 1, 1

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AS

(

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ON FromTable.RowScore = ToTable.Int1

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ON Intable.OrigID = OutTable.AllRowsID

GO

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