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Hi all! I am back with a new problem.
 I am designing a database in which the booking is on an hourly basis instead of daily basis. So I want my colums in a table to be like this:
================================ID(PK)Date(In this table I want date only)TimeSlot(in this table I want time only)CourtNo(facility which is to be booked)Booking ID(FK to booking table)================================
 
The thing is that SQL server donot have a date only format. I am totally stuck on this one, please help! The database which I created will be ideal if I can just store the date!
 Regards,
Taimoor

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