Transact SQL :: Create Table Named With Ending Date-time Format
Jun 25, 2015
what would be the TSQL in trying to create a new table with date-time format ending via a select into like:
select
*
into tblResults_
+
SELECT
CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),GETDATE(),112)
+
'_'
+
REPLACE(CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),GETDATE(),108),':','_')
from qryResult
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Jul 17, 2007
Hi all
i build package with error output .
current situation i create file .txt and conf. error flow to redirect rows and write the rows in the file
what i need create autometed file every time package executed contains all rows , named of the execution date ime
thanks & Regards
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May 20, 2015
I have a data in table like  COLA = '200909' and COLB ='092009'
how to convert it to YYYY-MM formatÂ
COLA = 2009-Sept
COLB =Sept-2009
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Apr 29, 2015
I want to create index for hash table (#TEMPJOIN2) to reduce the update query run time. But I am getting "Warning!
The maximum key length is 900 bytes. The index 'R5IDX_TMP' has maximum length of 1013 bytes. For some combination of large values, the insert/update operation will fail". What is the right way to create index on temporary table.
Update query is running(without index) for 6 hours 30 minutes. My aim to reduce the run time by creating index.Â
And also I am not sure, whether creating index in more columns will create issue or not.
Attached the update query and index query.
CREATE NONCLUSTERED INDEX [R5IDX_TMP] ON #TEMPJOIN2
(
[PART] ASC,
[ORG] ASC,
[SPLRNAME] ASC,
[REPITEM] ASC,
[RFQ] ASC,Â
[Code] ....
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Apr 17, 2008
hi i have question
can sql server know when the row in table Saved CREATE TRIGGER date time on the ROW ?
add new field call "date_row_save" date+time
inside the the sql server
i need to know whan the row Saved
is it possible to do this in TRIGGER ?
TNX
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Apr 21, 2015
SELECTÂ
  CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),attnc_chkin_dt,101) as INDATE,
  CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),attnc_chkin_dt,108) as TimePart
FROM pmt_attendance
o/p
indate   04/18/2015
time part :17:45:00
I need to convert this 17:45:00 to 12 hours date format...
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Jul 24, 2015
I'm trying to create an email report which gives a result of multiple results from multiple databases in a table format bt I'm trying to find out if there is a simple format I can use.Here is what I've done so far but I'm having troble getting into html and also with the database column:
EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail
@subject
= 'Job Summary',Â
@profile_name =
'SQL SMTP',
  Â
[code]....
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Sep 5, 2007
Dear Expert!
A server with SQL 2005 sp2, Reporting Services and Sharepoint services (ver 3.0) (in integrated mode) gives an odd error. When viewing a Reporting Services report with a Date Time Picker, the date chosen is wrong. The preferred setting is Danish with the date format dd-mm-yyyy. The date picker shows the months in Danish but when selecting a date, and clicking on the Apply-button, the date reformats to US (mm-dd-yyyy).
Example:
When choosing 5th of September 2007 and clicking apply, it shows in the picker, 9th of May 2007.
When choosing 26th of September 2007 and clicking apply, it shows, again in US format, the RIGHT date but adds a timestamp €œ12:00 AM€? in the end, making further enquiries to fail.
The report itself receives the right date and shows correctly. The only case it fails is, when the time stamp appears.
The server is a 32-bit one with 4 GB RAM. A testserver with identical collation on the Reportserver database cannot recreate the error. The site containing the reports has been set to Danish in the regional settings. To Reinstall is not an option.
The test report has no database connection whatsoever.
When setting the site to US, the timestamp won€™t appear at all.
The server has been restarted and the installation procedure was of the simple kind. No special tweaks at all.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Kind Regards
Johan Rastenberger
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Nov 16, 2015
SELECT * ,[Due]
 FROM [Events]
 Where Due >= getdate() +90
This returns the error: Conversion failed when converting date and/or time from character string
Why would this be? How to cast or convert this so that it will work?Â
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Jan 24, 2008
Hello,
I am using the calender parameter and I need to convert my data date format to the one that matched that is returned on selecting a date from this calender. Can you show me what this format is.
how can I convert my existing date format to this format. The existing date format is 2007-07-26 21:27:13.000
thank you
Kiran
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Oct 4, 2015
The first gives null (on sql 2014); the second works. why?
select format(cast('07:35' as time(0)), N'hh:mm')
select format(cast('07:35' as datetime2(0)), N'hh:mm')
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Jun 4, 2015
I have a table which stores date-of-birth in varchar 19861231(yyyymmdd). A view takes this data. I want to store this date as mmddyyyy in the view. How can we achieve this?
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Jul 22, 2006
In a select statement a date field contains 1/1/2004 3:00:00 AM.In my select statement how do I get the field to show as 1/1/04?
Thanks
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Jun 21, 2006
I want to retrieve a date time field from SQL server. The format I want it to be retrieved is:
YYYY/MM/DD-hh:mm:ss:lll (l = millisec)
example '2006/06/21-15:26:39:994'.
Can somebody please tell me how to do it. I know how to do it in Oracle, but not in SQL server.
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Feb 5, 2015
I have a table where the date and time stamp are logged together and I want to only show the date in a 10 character output. Also I want to return as blank some dates in the field that are 01/01/1800.
The current table format is 2013-06-28 00:00:00:000..I just want the date. I was using RTRIM function but it keeps erroring out.
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May 19, 2008
Would it be possible to change the date time from varchar to datetime. it currently showing as varchar in the following format 20080401 0845
can it be changed to date/time format into something like this 01/04/2008 08:45. If someone could help that would be great. Many thanks
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Oct 30, 2014
I am using below query to get the data and time+2 hrs
selectdateadd(hour, datediff(hour, 0, getdate()) + 2, 0)
getting results as like this
2014-10-30 13:00:00.000
but i don't need any dashes between dates i mean i am expecting results as shown below
20141030 13:00:00.000
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Jul 20, 2005
Precisely, here's what I need:When I run getdate(), I get, for example:August 9 2004 5:17 P.M.I want to turn the date portion into:8/9/2004 format and update one column with itI want to turn 5:17 P.M. into:hhmmss and update another column with it.I've been playing around with datepart, with substr, with you name it,and I'm stumped.Any code samples, other help most appreciated.Thanks,Google Jenny*** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com ***Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it!
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Jul 24, 2015
Hoe to convert date format
My table contains date as " 13FEB2015:08:54:45 " need to be change in datetime or date.
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Nov 17, 2015
I need my dates to be in mmddyyyy format, if I use the below syntax it shows the dates in yyyymmdd format, what should I do differently?
Declare @D1 Date, @D2 Date
Set @D1 = '11/01/2015'
Set @D2 = '11/14/2015'
Print @D1
Print @D2
And the output this produces is:
2015-11-01
2015-11-14
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Nov 27, 2015
I have a table that has a DATE field named. AccountingDate that is in the format YYYY-MM-DD. It's not a VARCHAR field. I simply want to convert this date field into the format MM/DD/YYYY and call it New_Accounting_Date.
I've played with various combinations of CAST & CONVERT but haven't been able to get it to work.
Below is my latest effort which returns the error:
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'as'
What code would work to return a MM/DD/YYYY value for New_Accounting_Date?
Select GLBATCH.AccountingDate,
convert(GLBATCH.AccountingDate as date),101) AS New_Accounting_Date
from GLBATCH
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Apr 30, 2015
I would like to know how I could code so that I can get the ending inventory of each day. The following is my data
CREATE TABLE #TEMP
(
DATERCVD DATETIME
,ACCTID INT
,DATESENT DATETIME
)
INSERT INTO #TEMP VALUES ('01/01/2015', 1 , '01/05/2015')
[Code] ....
So my query results should be something like this:
InventoryDate Received Sent Ending
1/1/2015 4 1 3
1/2/2015 5 0 8
1/3/2015 3 2 9
1/4/2015 0 4 5
1/5/2015 0 5 0
TOTAL 12 12
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Apr 25, 2001
Hi
I have many existing tables within my db with the date format mm/dd/yyyy
Is it possible to run a stored procedure in order to convert the EXISTING records to the date format dd/mm/yyyy?
Thanks
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Jan 9, 2008
hi all
I have two date/time fields as below:
=(Fields!ClosedDate.Value)-(Fields!CreatedDate.Value)
result can sometimes look like this 14:01:42.3840000
how do I format this
I have tried
=FormatDateTime((Fields!ClosedDate.Value)-(Fields!CreatedDate.Value), 2)
but this gives an error
I want the result to look like this
14:01:42.38
thanks
Dianne
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Feb 5, 2008
Hi,
I want to retrieve some parameter values from Reporting Services using GetReportParameters from
Microsoft.SqlServer.ReportingServices.ReportService2005.
It works fine unless the parameter types are date/time. In such a case it seems as if the format of the parameter depends on the ReportServices installation:
Example:
On a German installation the date/time format is "dd.mm.yyyy" but on an English installation the format is different (mm/dd/yyyy) (and of course the time part is also different).
Is there a way to determine the format to be expected? (... even in the case I've no knowledge about the server ReportingServices is running.)
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Nov 2, 2015
Is it possible to check if  the date has been formatted as dd/mm/yyyy i.e. something like this...
if (@EnterDate <> dd/mm/yyyyy )
SET @message = 'date not in the correct format'Â
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May 12, 2015
I am facing an issue
1:- From Source system ,I am getting dates like ---Â
2014-Q3
2014-Q2
2014-09
As per my requirement, I need to convert this time to dates likeÂ
1:-Â 2014-Q3 Â --- Â last day of quarter 3 of 2014 . Â
2: 2014 -02 -- last day of feb 2014
Converting such format  to the dates I expect...
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Jul 27, 2004
Im working with a breaking system and I wont to convert the (FROM) datetime column to accept just time like (4:00:00 AM) without the date (7/23/2004) but it doesn’t have column format like the access ??
I found something in the SQL help :
How to convert the format of a Date Time String transformation (Enterprise Manager)
To convert the format of a Date Time String transformation
1.On the Transformations tab of the Transform Data Task Properties or Data Driven Query Task Properties dialog box, click the Source column containing the date or time to be modified, and then click the Destination column where you want the modified string to be placed.
2.Do one of the following:
•If there is a mapping arrow connecting the two columns, click Delete, and then click New.
•If there is no mapping arrow, click New.
3.In the Create New Transformation dialog box, click DateTime String.
4.Click the General tab, and then click Properties.
5.In the Date Format list, select the format you want.
6.Click Naming to display the Calendar Names dialog box, where you can select long or short day or month names and the A.M. and P.M. designators you want.
7.In the Language list, select the language you want, and then click Set Language Defaults.
But unfortunately I didn't find the "Transformations tab" I look a lot in the SQL Enterprise Manager
Do anybody work with the Transformations or at least know where is it please ???
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Dec 21, 2014
I have a standard datetime and I need to convert it to the client specification of:
YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssTZD
eg: 2009-04-16T19:20:30+08:00
I am not sure of the easiest way to do this.
The test code below gets me part of the way but I am unsure on how to get the offset on the end without hardcoding to much.
DECLARE @datetime DATETIME = '2014-12-20 12:30:00'
SELECT CONVERT(VARCHAR(30),@datetime,127)
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Jul 14, 2006
hello all,
i am making a query which select the data again a particuler date.
I insert values in the table for with current date(Today's date) and the records is inserted with the date format(2006-07-14 16:12:09),now when i run the query after 2 or 3 minutes to select the records inserted today, my query returns no results.
I think it is because of the the time (14:16 in this case) that after 2 minutes, the query looks for the records inserted at (2006-07-14 18:12 or 2006-07-14 19:12) and does not get the result.
Is there a method to not consider the time(14:16) when running the query but the query fetches the records including the records inserted at this time(14:16) no matter at what time I run the query today?
Please anyone help me!
Thanks in advance!
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Jul 30, 2015
I've come accross this code and need to alter it to display a normal General Date format.
CASE WHEN p.BIRTHDTTM IS NULL THEN ''
ELSE RIGHT('0' + LTRIM(CONVERT(VARCHAR(20), BIRTHDTTM, 113)) , 20)
END AS BIRTHDTTM
The original data (which is a DOB field) looks like this
1936-08-14 00:00:00.000
And the code above is turning it into this which is good but means I cannot then format in SSRS
14 Aug 1936 00:00:00
So ideally I'd like the code above to be altered so that it gives me
14/08/1936
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Jul 27, 2015
I have to varchar columns that contain date and time columns.
Date           Time
22-06-2015 Â Â Â Â Â 12:28:29
My output that I want:
Date
2015-06-22 12:28:29
Is there a function that I can convert the date format like I want.
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Jan 11, 2007
hello,
I am trying to insert date and time into my table.
insert into <table_name> values('12/12/2006','12:23:04');
but it displays error at " ; "
can anyone help me to figure out the problem
Thanks a lot in advance.
Regards,
Sweety
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