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Feb 3, 2007

I have a password column that needs to be converted from varchar to varbinary. Can anybody provide me a proper CONVERT statement syntax for it?

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Jul 2, 2007

Hi all,

I am using a varchar datatype for PIN number to handle zero at start. Now i want to do mathematical calculation to encrypt the PIN so i need to convert that varchar datatype to int so that zero should not be discarted after conversion. i.e. 0123 and 123 must not be treated as same PIN.

Please kindly give me a way out. I am using RSA encryption.

Thanks in anticipation.

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declare @a varchar(10)
select @a= shiftstarttime from o_parameter
print @a

declare @b varchar(10)
select @b= shiftendtime from o_parameter
print @b


declare @dt varchar(20)
set @dt=Left(getdate(),12)

print @dt

declare @dt1 varchar(20)
set @dt1=Left(dateadd(dd, 1,getdate()),12)
print @dt1

declare @dt3 varchar(20)

set @dt3= @dt1 + space(0) + @a

print @dt3

declare @dt4 varchar(20)

set @dt4= @dt + space(0) + @b

print @dt4




output of above script is as fallow
09.30am
06.30pm
Aug 22 2007
Aug 23 2007
Aug 23 2007 09.30am
Aug 22 2007 06.30pm

now i want to convert @dt3 and @dt4 into datetime .

because i wnat to calculate datedifference in hours by using this function
SET @in_hour=DATEDIFF (HH ,@D1,@D2)

where @D1 and @D2 are datetime parameters.

but how can i get @dt3 and @dt4 into datetime so i can pass it to DATEDIFF() function.

so plz Guide me. or if u know how to write it then plz write here

i already use cast for it but it doesn't work.

so plz reply urgently.








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Code:

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[code]...

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