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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:

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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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Dear Expert!

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