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ppuar
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 Posted - 2002-05-17 : 12:48:44
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| Greetings,I am having a problem with datetime datatypeI would like to pull records from the database that have the following date '2002-05-07' and time does not matter.When I use the following query, I get 0 results select * from sometable where insertdate = '2002-05-07'But, if I use the following query, I get some results select * from sometable where insertdate >= '2002-05-07'I know it is the time that is screwing me up. Does anyone know if there a way to run the query without time?ThanksP |
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Page47
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
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Posted - 2002-05-17 : 13:00:44
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| there are any number of ways to do this ....where insertdate between '2002-05-07 0:00.00' and '2002-05-07 11:59.59'... alternatively you can play with datediff, datepart, day, month, year ... choice your poison<O> |
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dsdeming
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Posted - 2002-05-17 : 22:52:53
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| If time is unimportant, you can also use CONVERT:CONVERT( char( 8 ), columnname, 112 ) = CONVERT( char( 8 ), @variable, 112 )or something like that.HTH |
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datetime datatype problem