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Different Date Formats

By Vinuraj R, 2008/02/01

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Copy paste the Query will get idea how the different date format works with the Convert function,

In the script there is No Input Just will get the System date using the Getdate() function,

Different date funtions are used,then each select is commented with the different dateformats.

By Vinuraj R, 2008/02/01

Total article views: 1077 | Views in the last 30 days: 101

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