date format like this 2014-06-30 07:23:56.680 i want to add only day for 10 days, but the time is getdate() when i execute this query at 23:00 and result like this.. So with above said internal storgae of the DATETIME, we can first convert the DATETIME to DECIMAL, then from decimal part ignore the fractional position and get only the integer part
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The good news is that SQL Server correctly interprets the unformatted string, regardless of datetime or language settings, when you convert the string back to datetime
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why does it have to be formatted? Where will the output of the view be used?I take it you haven't read the links that were provided.--Jeff Moden"Your lack of planning DOES constitute an emergency on my part..
this is the error when i created the project this query was running successfully at that time but then i recreated my databse in sql server 2005,now this is the only query which is not working Plz gimme a solution asap. How to convert text to integer in SQL? If table column is VARCHAR and has all the numeric values in it, it can be retrieved as Integer using CAST or CONVERT function
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Unfortunately SQL Server seems to not have a function to get back the result value of a default constraint expression and then saving the expression in case of constant values is also a little bit strange. You can't concatenante a string with a non-string, so in order to pull this off you have to convert the decimal value to a string, something like this..
Converting ASCII strings to the nvarchar characters they represent in SQL server 2008
Took me a lot less time to write this (about an hour) than to figure out how to get the WHILE LOOP code going and I'll never have to do this again so I'm happy I did it this way
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converting nvarchar to decimal
i know you should use the right data type in the first place,but when taking over an existing environment and the customer wants a quick answer you search fora fast and quick answer. If you want to convert the strings of numbers to actual numbers, the NULLs will take care of themselves, but you're going to have to decide how to handle the empty strings and then allow for it
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If no rows are returned, now you can convert to "normal" numeric types instead of MONEY or FLOAT which really should be reserved for very specific scenarios IMHO
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