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  • July 21, 2014 at 9:00 am

    #1731049

    arkiboys (7/21/2014)

    Hello,

    in ssis, I use a oledb source to execute a stored procedure and a flat file source to have the result into .csv format file.

    One of the result columns is Date.

    The stored procedure returns dd/mm/yyyy but when I look at the .csv destination file, it shows the column as dd/mm/yyyy 00:00:00

    Question:

    How do I get rid of the 0's after the date in the destination .csv file please?

    Lookup the CONVERT function in Books On Line. That'll do it for you.

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