• Dave i think the easiest is cast your datetime as TIME datatype, but here's a quick example of the three i could think of:

    /*

    create_date TheTime CharTime108 CharTime114

    ----------------------- ---------------- ------------------------------ ------------------------------

    2010-03-29 08:55:29.650 08:55:29.6500000 08:55:29 08:55:29:650

    2005-10-14 01:36:15.910 01:36:15.9100000 01:36:15 01:36:15:910

    */

    with mycte

    AS

    (

    select top 10 create_date from sys.objects

    )

    select create_date,

    convert(time,create_date) as TheTime,

    CONVERT(varchar,create_date,108) As CharTime108,

    CONVERT(varchar,create_date,114) As CharTime114

    from Mycte

    Lowell


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