in my local sql server,i want one of my databases store date in dd-mm-yy format,
currently it stored in mm-dd-yy format,and i want this format specific to this database only,it should not affect on my other database.
how can i get this??
E.g, i have a store procedure. The start date is long date (4/15/2007 3:00pm). i want to select the start date with a particular date (short date format 4/15/2006). Thanks in advance.
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Note that this is not for a transnational table but for a data warehouse project. I have three fields in the date dimension each with it's own usage: INT (e.g. 20151016), DATE & VARCHAR.
hi,friends
i need your help.
i want to store a date into sqlserver database using stored procedure.
when i run app.
it will give this error.......
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Server Error in '/aspnet/espms' Application.
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String was not recognized as a valid DateTime.
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: System.FormatException: String was not recognized as a valid DateTime.
Source Error:
Line 349: cmd.Parameters(6).Value = CType(ddldeltype.SelectedValue, Integer)
Line 350: cmd.Parameters(7).Value = txtshipnm.Text
Line 351: If cmd.ExecuteNonQuery Then
Line 352: add = True
Line 353: Else
Source File: c:inetpubwwwrootaspnetespmsprchspur_det_add.aspx.vb Line: 351
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my source code is .....
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cmd.CommandText = "add_v_dispatch_det"
cmd.Connection = conn
cmd.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure
cmdbld.DeriveParameters(cmd)
cmd.Parameters(1).Value = prid
cmd.Parameters(2).Value = cd(1)
cmd.Parameters(3).Value = cd(3)
cmd.Parameters(4).Value = txtdeldt.text '(dd/MM/yyyy) i.e. "20/12/2005"
cmd.Parameters(5).Value = txtrecdt.text '(dd/MM/yyyy) i.e. "20/12/2005"
cmd.Parameters(6).Value =CType(ddldeltype.SelectedValue, Integer)
cmd.Parameters(7).Value =CType(ddldeltype.SelectedValue, Integer)
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my stored procedure is ...
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CREATE PROCEDURE add_v_dispatch_det
@purid char(8),
@prcd char(20),
@qty varchar(5),
@deldt datetime,
@recdt datetime,
@deltype int,
@shipnm char(50)
AS
insert into vend_dispatch_detail
values(
@purid,
@prcd,
@qty,
@deldt,
@recdt,
@deltype,
@shipnm
)
GO
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what should i do?
plz give any solution.
thanks in advance.
it's urgent
Hi
I am trying get my VB6 application to insert a record into a table (SQL Express) which has a datetime column but it would not process if the data format is differ to *American Date format*.
The date() function in VB returns 15/11/2006 which is in Australian Date format (DD/MM/YYYY) according to my setting in "Reginal and Lanuage Option-> Locale 0> English (Australia)" setting.
I get the following error:
Msg 242, Level 16, State 3, Server KITSQLEXPRESS, Line 1
The conversion of a char data type to a datetime data type resulted in an out-of-range datetime value.
The statement has been terminated.
My computer's locale is set to English (Australia) and I expect the datetime format would follow what is set in system locale
I've read an article somewhere on the net about how SQL 2005 eliminate the confusion of date conversion when read/write datetime records into a table...but it seems to me that it is still as in-flexible as MS Access
Is there a setting in the database that takes care of it?
Thanks
Hi,
How can I set the date format to be 'dd/MM/yyyy' for an SQL Server database (to apply in all tables' dates) ?
Thanks a lot in advance!
Hello every one, I have a problem while inserting the date format like mm/dd/yyyy in mySQL. It is showing the date format error.and my requirement is to enter like this format from front-end(asp.net,C#) and i am using mySQL as database. any help would be greatly appriaciated.
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23-- stands for day of the month
)
can anybody advice me how to
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thanks.
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Hi,
I have a column date in my database which I should send it to Oracle database. The Date format in Oracle is number. I don’t know how should I convert the date to that format?
Example :
SQL FormatOracle Format
02/16/05 105046
Thanks.
We are migrating data from old DB2 systems to sql server 2012, the DATE FORMAT in those systems is in decimal format with 7 digits. CYYMMDD format.
I need to convert this into DD/MM/YYYY format.
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I need to query one of my tables using this date in combination of other nondate values. How can I convert this date into valid sql server datetime format before I query a database tables
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I have the following Query which gives the output in XML format.
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I wanted to store this output in a .Xml file at my local machine.
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Thanks,
The IT group that I work with has the habit of gathering data,formatting (i.e. in reports) and then storing the same formated data inthe same database.I think the practice is wrong. I think the activity is fundamentallywrong because we are storing the exact same data in a database in twodifferent locations. Somehow I have the impression that database designis about "oneness".I believe that collecting the data and then storing summerized data forreporting into a data warehouse would be the right solution.I am getting flack for my viewpoint.Am I all washed up?
View 1 Replies View Relatedok so this is my table structure
[odcCode] [int] NOT NULL ,
[insCode] [varchar] (11) COLLATE Modern_Spanish_CI_AS NOT NULL ,
[odcQty] [int] NOT NULL ,
[odcCostoUnitario] [numeric](18, 4) NOT NULL ,
[odcISV] [bit] NULL ,
[odcStatusInsumo] [varchar] (3) COLLATE Modern_Spanish_CI_AS NULL ,
[odcInsArrivalDate] [datetime]
INSERT INTO OrdenCompraDetalle
(odcCode, insCode, odcQty, odcCostoUnitario, odcISV, odcStatusInsumo, odcInsArrivalDate)
VALUES
(697,'MIN-000028',1,22.3250,0,'PEN', '18/10/2007 12:00:00 a.m.')
and when I run, the insert command I get the next error:
Syntax error converting datetime from character string.
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What can I do to fix the problem and be able to insert the date in any format?
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many many thanks,
Dear Expert!
A server with SQL 2005 sp2, Reporting Services and Sharepoint services (ver 3.0) (in integrated mode) gives an odd error. When viewing a Reporting Services report with a Date Time Picker, the date chosen is wrong. The preferred setting is Danish with the date format dd-mm-yyyy. The date picker shows the months in Danish but when selecting a date, and clicking on the Apply-button, the date reformats to US (mm-dd-yyyy).
Example:
When choosing 5th of September 2007 and clicking apply, it shows in the picker, 9th of May 2007.
When choosing 26th of September 2007 and clicking apply, it shows, again in US format, the RIGHT date but adds a timestamp 12:00 AM? in the end, making further enquiries to fail.
The report itself receives the right date and shows correctly. The only case it fails is, when the time stamp appears.
The server is a 32-bit one with 4 GB RAM. A testserver with identical collation on the Reportserver database cannot recreate the error. The site containing the reports has been set to Danish in the regional settings. To Reinstall is not an option.
The test report has no database connection whatsoever.
When setting the site to US, the timestamp wont appear at all.
The server has been restarted and the installation procedure was of the simple kind. No special tweaks at all.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Kind Regards
Johan Rastenberger
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Thank You
i have a excel file in which i have a date column it having the below date formats below
Install Date
20140721
31.07.2014
07.04.2015
20150108
20140811
20150216
7/21/2014
11.08.2014
07.08.2014
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Also create a new column called “BegMonth” which selects first day of the given month of the converted date column
The table is ;
SELECT
[FDMSAccountNo],
[INSTALLATION_DATE]
FROM [FDMS].[dbo].[stg_LMPAB501]
Results
FDMSAccountNoINSTALLATION_DATE
87800000088420030521
Required Results
FDMSAccountNoINSTALLATION_DATEBegMonth
8780000008842003-05-212003-05-01
I am using reporting services, when I go to view my report in Report Manager (web browser is IE7), I choose a date from a date picker control, and the date that populates the date field is in US format mm/dd/yyyy, however in my regional settings, although I have English(United States) I have altered my short date format to be dd/mm/yyyy.
Currently my report will display an error saying the date is an invalid format if I pick a date that violates the mm/dd/yyyy format. I want it to display the date format that I have defined in my regional settings, without modifying the 'Language Preference' settings for IE.
The report properties has =User!Language for the 'Language' property.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
dear all can anybody help me soon....
i am using visual studio 2005 webapplication based on sql server 2005 database.
i can get one date from sql using one query.
I am selecting my field based on following code CONVERT(varchar, Oman.Positions.Datum, 9) AS LastUpdate
this case my output is May 4 2008 3:19:45:000AM.....
this output is correct but from this output i want to avoid millisecond part.
ie i want the output like May 4 2008 3:19:45 AM....
how i can do this
regards
I need to do the following and am hoping someone can help me out.
I have C#(asp.net app) that will call a stored procedure. The C# will pass in a date to thestored procedure. The date is in the format YY/MM/DD. Once inside of the stored procedure, the datepassed into the stored proc needs to be compared to todays date. Todays date must be determined inthe SQL.
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The difficult part is how to obtain the value for "TodaysDate"
Taking into consideration that "TodaysDate" should probably be in the format of YY/MM/DD considering that is how the date it is to be compared with is being passed in.
Can someone please code this out for me in Microsoft SQL. I would be forever grateful.
Hi,
I Have this simple convertion in a Script component
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this works fin in my development environment which has a spanish version of SQL Server and uses "DD/MM/YYYY" as date format.
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How do I convert the string to date not depending on the SQL server language.
thanks.
Hello,
I am using the calender parameter and I need to convert my data date format to the one that matched that is returned on selecting a date from this calender. Can you show me what this format is.
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thank you
Kiran
I have a table that has a DATE field named. AccountingDate that is in the format YYYY-MM-DD. It's not a VARCHAR field. I simply want to convert this date field into the format MM/DD/YYYY and call it New_Accounting_Date.
I've played with various combinations of CAST & CONVERT but haven't been able to get it to work.
Below is my latest effort which returns the error:
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'as'
What code would work to return a MM/DD/YYYY value for New_Accounting_Date?
Select GLBATCH.AccountingDate,
convert(GLBATCH.AccountingDate as date),101) AS New_Accounting_Date
from GLBATCH
Hello,
anybody has query regarding converting date from Julian into our our dateformat?.
Your Help really apreciated,
Thanks,
Ravi
Hi
I'm trying to store dates in this format as I have generated a control in asp.net which stores dates in this format as per the clients request. I am using the datetime type in my tables. How do exclude the time part of the value and get it to save in the above format. Using sql 2005. Localisation is currently set to 'en-gb'. Thanks.
hello, i have a database that will be updated on a certain datei have a column "UPDATE_DATE" which specifies the updating date, my question is"how should i make the trigger or stored procedure runs only on the date that has been specified"thanks for the assistance
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Hi,
I need to export data from sql server into flat file. The file sould be generated with current date and table anem.
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Thanks,