According to MS, GetLocalTime() (in C++) is only accurate to approx a
second,
even though it reports milliseconds, and calling it twice and computing
the
interval can on occasion lead to a negative interval.
Is T-SQL's GetDate() more accurate than that, or at least
non-decreasing?
I'm just trying out this new try-catch stuff in sql server 2005....
Using the example from the help, "Using TRY... CATCH in Transact-SQL" , it shows how things are done in the adventure works database.. loggin the error to the errorlog table and all that... looks great.. but I notice that when I implement this code in my project.. and tested by putting in a line that causes a divide by zero error... that the line number reported by error_line is acutally not the line at which the divide by zero code resides....
Any suggestions as to what would put the error_line out of whack? I have comments and some string literals in the code..would they be throwing it?
I'm using some files to show certain pages on certain date for an example
File name : aa.doc start date: 10/02/00 end date : 10/03/00
But it expires on 10/02/00, here is the strored procedure:
Before the date comes, it expires the page Here is my stored procedure:
" SELECT startdate, enddate,archivedate and (startdate is null or (getdate() >= startdate and getdate() <= enddate)) and (archivedate is null or (getdate() <= archivedate)) group by startdate, enddate order by startdate desc "
I am newish to databases and would appreciate some advise. I think I have a solution to my problem but it is going to take me a lot of time to get it running. If there is a better way of doing it I would like to know.
I have a table :-
“eventDates� with columns (id, date, eventID, eventCount)
The id auto increments as a Primary Key. date holds the date of the event. EventID references another table with info about the events Up to 9 eventIDs can be added for each date and I want eventCount to hold an integer (1 to 9) to allow me to “pivot� the data to the table below
“results� with columns (date, eventCount1, eventCount2 …..eventCount9) so each row will hold a date and non to nine eventIDs occurring on that date.
Is there an easy way to keep eventCount accurate or do I just have to write a lot of code? I will need to be able to remove events as well as add them. I will use a mixture of stored procedures and VB.Net I guess?
I do hourly transaction log backups at 9,10, 11 etc... When I restore from a 9:00 backup I clearly see changes that I made after 9:00 am!!! I then noticed when I go to my scheduled backups that a 10 am backup was indeed done but in the "restore from device" tab it says the last backup was at 9 am. Apparently it is not showing the actual latest backup that was done. This explains why when restoring from a 9am backup I am seeing changes after 9, because in reality I am restoring from a 10 am backup!
I want to test some times it takes for a proc to run. Since I work for a large company, I rarely have access to the SQL server in a capacity where I can use profiler and such. Are there any quick and easy ways to just surround blocks of code in a T-SQL statement to get an accurate reading on how long it takes?I.e., if I surround with GETDATE() before and after, does that also measure the round trips to the server, or just the execution time.I want to just compare some different methods and see what is quicker. THX.
USE [Testing] GO /****** Object: Table [dbo].[Testing] Script Date: 4/25/2014 11:08:18 AM ******/ SET ANSI_NULLS ON GO SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
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It seems to work fine with one million records.
Each primary key is unique, but the begindate is non-unique, and i guess even if i use datetime2 and add nanoseconds, from what i have read, there is a chance that i could have a duplicate datetime since the date is imported via XML from multiple sources.
When I use the getDate() function I get something like 2005-03-09 15:13:45.017 but I don't want the time, just 2005-03-09 how do you strip out the time from the result? Thanks
However, when I run select getdate() in Sql 6.5 I get the following Apr 27 2001 11:59AM
Both queries are run from the QueryIsql window.
How can I get the sql 7 version of getdate to be exactly the same as the sql 6.5 version from the query window without resorting to usign the convert function?
According to Sql 7 books online, getdate "Returns the current system date and time in the Microsoft® SQL Server™ standard internal format for datetime values"
I'm facing some strange problem here: -----------------------------------------
I'm using some files to show certain pages on certain date for an example
File name : aa.doc start date: 10/02/00 end date : 10/03/00
But it expires on 10/02/00, here is the strored procedure:
Before the date comes, it expires the page Here is my stored procedure:
" SELECT startdate, enddate,archivedate and (startdate is null or (getdate() >= startdate and getdate() <= enddate)) and (archivedate is null or (getdate() <= archivedate)) group by startdate, enddate order by startdate desc "
i am also trying to write a query that retrieve information on yesterdays new registered member. So far as i am concern with sqlserver you use the getdate()-1 to retrieve this information. But the problem i get when i try to use the getdate()-1 is that i tend to get todays and yesterdays registered users. Is there anywhere that i would be able to retrieve information on just yesterdays new registered members and also only todays new register members.
I know this is going to sound really daft, but what is the easiest way of getting today's date without the time? Getdate() on it's own doesn't work because it always brings out the time. I know I'm missing something really basic but I can't figure it out.
G'day, I want to display the current time minus 5 minutes. say 2004-03-29 11:43:49.123 to be 2004-03-29 11:38:49.123.
Is there any Equivalent to the DB2's CURRENT TIMESTAMP - 5 MINUTES which will display the current day say 2004-03-29 11:43:49.123 as 2004-03-29 11:38:49.123
Hi, when I used getdate() fuction, its giving the correct time in this format 10/02/2007 01:04:31 PM. But I need the time in 24 hour format. Means it should be like 10/02/2007 13:04:31.
select H.IsoDate, HI.Country, HI.Center, H.ExchangeCode, HC.Holiday, H.HolidayCode from Holidays H join HolidayInfo HI on HI.Code = H.ExchangeCode join HolidayCodes HC on H.HolidayCode = HC.Code where H.isodate = getdate()
This is a script but the getdate part is not working can somebody point me in the right direction where i might be going wrong.
I am setting up a table and I want to capture the creation date of each record when it comes in. Obviously the easy way to do this is set the dfault value of this field to getdate(), but I am wondering if there is a benefit to using an insert trigger instead?
I will also be adding a seperate updatedOn field and plan to use an update trigger to populate it. If there is a better way to do either of these please let me know.
To write the current date to the console (for debugging purposes). Only problem is it only shows hours and minutes (not seconds). Can anyone suggest an equivalent that shows seconds as well?
Hi , I have problem with Getdate() i want to create Guest book with VWD 2005 and SQL 2005 I have same problem here for Q1, http://forums.asp.net/thread/1513111.aspx
I put the Defualt value for the date : getdate() and then I create insert page, but i got the error below I tried to [Allow Null] for the data field in sql 2005, but when I add new entries, there is no date entered to the DB. Can you Help. thank you --------------------------------------- Cannot insert the value NULL into column 'guestdate', table 'tour2.dbo.gues'; column does not allow nulls. INSERT fails.The statement has been terminated
Hello All, I have a problem as follows if i execute SELECT GETDATE() statement multiple times in a single run it returns me the same datetime without any difference in even milliseconds. I am unable to figure out what is wrong. I am assuming that whenever executed in a transaction it will give the same result. could anybody let me know what is correct. Thanks for your help in advance. SELECT GETDATE() SELECT GETDATE() SELECT GETDATE() SELECT GETDATE() SELECT GETDATE() SELECT GETDATE() SELECT GETDATE() even then i get the same date.
Hi,I want to fetch all records of a table where the datefield (datetime field) equals getdate().select * where mydatfield = getdate()but this gives nothing because getdate() which also contains the min. and seconds, is always greater than the data field which contains 00:00 as min/seconds.Any help would be appreciated.ThanksTartuffe
hi allcan somebody tell me how can i insert todays date in sqlserver 2000 in dd/mm/yyyy format...i knw we use getdate but how exactly..plz write the code for me...i have datetime as datatype for my column name.....i want it in this format because i am using a datetimepicker to compare values while retreiving the data..and this datetime picker is taking dd/mm/yyyy format so i want to insert records in that format...plz helpthanks in advance