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DECLARE @PriorDayDate as varchar(10)
DECLARE @CurrentDayDate as varchar(10)
DECLARE @StartHourTime as varchar(10)
DECLARE @EndHourTime as varchar(10)
DECLARE @PriorDayDateANDStartHourTime as varchar(20)
DECLARE @PriorDayDateANDEndHourTime as varchar(20)
DECLARE @CurrentDayDateANDStartHourTime as varchar(20)
DECLARE @CurrentDayDateANDEndHourTime as varchar(20)

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SELECT @CurrentDayDate = convert(varchar,(GETDATE()),126)
SELECT @StartHourTime = convert(varchar,(dateadd(hh, -1, getdate())),108)
SELECT @EndHourTime = convert(varchar,getdate(),108)
SELECT @StartHourTime = left(@StartHourTime, 2) + ':00:0000'
SELECT @EndHourTime = left(@EndHourTime, 2) + ':00:0000'
SELECT @PriorDayDateANDStartHourTime = @PriorDayDate + ' ' + @StartHourTime
SELECT @PriorDayDateANDEndHourTime = @PriorDayDate + ' ' + @EndHourTime
SELECT @CurrentDayDateANDStartHourTime = @CurrentDayDate + ' ' + @StartHourTime
SELECT @CurrentDayDateANDEndHourTime = @CurrentDayDate + ' ' + @EndHourTime

--select @PriorDayDate
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--select @StartHourTime
--select @EndHourTime
--select @PriorDayDateANDStartHourTime
--select @PriorDayDateANDEndHourTime
select cast(@PriorDayDateANDStartHourTime as datetime) as 'PD Start Time'
select cast(@PriorDayDateANDEndHourTime as datetime) as 'PD End Time'
select cast(@CurrentDayDateANDStartHourTime as datetime) as 'CD Start Time'
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Code Snippet
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'--------------------------------------------------------------
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