Remove Time Part

Jul 17, 2007

Does anybody knows how to remove the time part of the datetime format?

some tables in my database's using datetime format, and the time's not default (12:00:00 AM) but it save the exact time.
Example : 7/17/2007 11:02:06 AM

when i use datetime for parameters, there's no value returned. While it's impossible for users to entered the exact time when they want to preview reports.

So, how to remove the time part in datetime format?

Thanks!

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