Please find attached link for the same:

h ttp://tejasnshah.wordpress.com/2008/12/22/sql-server-get-time-in-ampm-format/

Thanks,

Tejas

I want following .Net DatTime Format dd/M/yyyy h:mm:ss tt in SQL Server 2005:

I have date in SQL Server is: 2009-11-10 16:20:42.017
and I want result as: 10/11/2009 4:20:42 PM

Regards,
Ankit

Above format is mm/dd/yy

I forgot you asked, this format : dd/mm/yyyy, to get this format, just replace, 101 by 103 in the above script.

Script 1:
create table #Example1 ( Id int , Date Datetime )
insert into #Example1 values ( 1 , getdate())
select Id, convert (varchar, date, 103) from #Example1

Script 2:
Create table #Example2 ( Id int, Date varchar(11))
insert into #Example2 values ( 1 , convert (varchar(11),getdate(), 103))
select * from #Example2

drop table #Example1 , #Example2

I have written two scripts, Execute them and check the results.

Script 1:
create table #Example1 ( Id int , Date Datetime )
insert into #Example1 values ( 1 , getdate())
select Id, convert (varchar, date, 101) from #Example1

Script 2:
Create table #Example2 ( Id int, Date varchar(11))
insert into #Example2 values ( 1 , convert (varchar(11),getdate(), 101))
select * from #Example2

drop table #Example1 , #Example2

~IM.

It might help to see the actual SQL statement that causes the error.

Also, the conversion can be slightly easier than you posted. For minutes, i’d do it slightly differently:

DECLARE @A INT
SET @A = 1650
SELECT CAST(@A / 100 AS VARCHAR(2)) + ‘:’ + CAST (CAST(60 * ((@A % 100) / 100.0) AS INT) AS VARCHAR(2))

Happy birthday.

I have a table that has an integer field that records time taken as a whole number(don’t ask). For example 1650 = 16:30, or 35 = 00:21. Once the data is summed I want to be able to convert to a hh:mm format.

I have drafted this SQL but get error “Syntax error converting the varchar value ‘0:0′ to a column of data type int.”

DECLARE @SQL_HOLDER nvarchar(3000)
SET @SQL_HOLDER = ‘
declare @hoursall int
declare @hours decimal(18,2)
UPDATE visits
set @hoursall = travel_time,
@hours = @hoursall/100,
travel_time = convert(varchar, convert(int, @hours)) + ”:” + convert(varchar, convert(int, 60 * (@hours – convert(int, @hours)))) ‘
EXEC sp_executesql @SQL_HOLDER
GO

Michael

I have a situation in one of my project requirement.
I want date format like ” , “.
Is it possible in sql 2005?
I hope I will find it out asap.Please help me out.

Regards,

Siva

It looks like your data might have invalid date.

You can use CONVERT(VARCHAR(100), GETDATE(),101) to display output in mm/dd/yyyy.

Thanks,

Tejas

When i am passing @date input as dd/mm/yyyy’ and wanted to convert into ‘mm/dd/yyyy’. I am getting following error
“The conversion of a char data type to a datetime data type resulted in an out-of-range datetime value.”.

Could you please let me know what would be the best approach for it when i want to pass date as ‘dd/mm/yyyy’ and wanted the output as ‘mm/dd/yyyy’.

Thanks
Robin

i want to extract time part of date .. but this function is not working …

SELECT [dbo].[ufsFormat] (‘2008-09-02 14:14:00.000′, ‘hh:mm:ss:ms AM/PM’)

giving result as :

09/02/08

The Above function is not working when i give like the below..

SELECT [dbo].[ufsFormat] (‘8/7/2008′, ‘dd/mm/yy hh:mm:ss:ms AM/PM’)

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