Get Round Of Getdate()

Mar 1, 2008

Hi,
i write a query

select getdate()

suppose output come '2008-03-01 14:08:52.187'

i want to get like this output

'2008-03-01 14:09:00'

means want to neglate second and milisecond part and want round of getdate()



Ranjeet Kumar Singh

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Please i need an exmple of ur solution, thanks :)

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