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Gopi S
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Posted Tuesday, December 14, 2010 8:47 PM
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Posted Tuesday, December 14, 2010 9:43 PM
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Good question with perfect link.
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Posted Tuesday, December 14, 2010 10:11 PM
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Good question
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Posted Tuesday, December 14, 2010 11:46 PM
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I had run into this problem once after which I avoid 2 digit years. But now I know the reason for the issue. Thanks for the Question and the explanation.
Kingston Dhasian
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Koen Verbeeck
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Carlo Romagnano
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Posted Wednesday, December 15, 2010 1:33 AM
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We recommend specifying four-digit years.
It's best to use the format 'yyyymmdd' because it's indipendent from "regional setting".
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John Mitchell-245523
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I got this right, but I think the question should have been qualified with something like "on an instance installed with the default settings". Otherwise the answer should be "it depends on the value of the two digit year cutoff setting in sp_configure".
John
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John Mitchell-245523 (12/15/2010)
I got this right, but I think the question should have been qualified with something like "on an instance installed with the default settings". Otherwise the answer should be "it depends on the value of the two digit year cutoff setting in sp_configure".
John
Since nothing was said about settings, we cant really assume anything other than "default". Of course, had there been a "depends" option, this should have been correct.
Good question.
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Posted Wednesday, December 15, 2010 2:19 AM
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Good Question, but not valid for all languages, since some have different date formats (ymd):
Japanese
Swedish
Hungarian
Croatian
Latvian
Lithuanian
Traditional Chinese
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SELECT dateformat, name, alias FROM sys.syslanguages WHERE dateformat NOT LIKE '%y'
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John Mitchell-245523 (12/15/2010)
I got this right, but I think the question should have been qualified with something like "on an instance installed with the default settings". Otherwise the answer should be "it depends on the value of the two digit year cutoff setting in sp_configure".
John
You beat me to it. When I was reading the question, I was thinking it's not possible to made a determination of the output without knowing the settings. I had to use the default settings and hope for the best and did get it right.
Also, to check the cutoff, I normally use SQL Server Management Studio, connect to the server, right click on the server name in the Object Explorer, then select Properties. A window pops up with several pages listed in the left-hand navigation bar. Select Advanced and you can see it defaults to 2049 as the cutoff. You can even change it from that window using the range 1753 to 9999.
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