Month Related Query in Sql Server

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i have one column in database that is DOB(Date of Birth)

in that database all employee details of DOB has inserted records are there.

DOB(Date of birth format as mm/dd/yyyy)

Example as follows;

DOB( IN Database DOB has name like that) Format as mm/dd/yyyy)

9/16/1945
4/10/1952
6/30/1978
4/19/1981
4/5/44
4/11/1948
3/12/77
12/13/1985
6/14/1974
1/3/1944
8/7/1950
11/5/1977
8/11/1974
2/16/1941
7/23/1944
7/23/1968
3/7/1974
6/27/1945
11/3/1952
4/10/1976
3/29/1987
11/2/1956
12/14/1987
5/29/1989
9/24/1973
10/26/1978
9/25/2001
5/1/1984
8/4/1977
10/21/2008

i want the output as MONTH to be arranged in Ascending Order All Months.
From January to Decmeber in Ascending Order.

for that how to write the query.

SQL

"select Name, CONVERT(varchar(11), DOB, 106)  AS Date_of_birth,Mobileno as Mobile_Number, CONVERT(varchar(11), Weddingday, 106) AS Wedding_Day,EMail as E_Mail from BirthDayWish where Active = 'A' ORDER BY Name";

from the above query how to write the Month to be Displayed in ascending order.

Posted 1-Jan-13 20:22pm

Member 8054539

Updated 2-Jan-13 17:14pm

Abhishek Pant

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Solution 7

Hi,

SQL

select Name,DateName(Month,DOB) MonthName, CONVERT(varchar(11), DOB, 106)  AS Date_of_birth,Mobileno as Mobile_Number, CONVERT(varchar(11), Weddingday, 106) AS Wedding_Day,EMail as E_Mail from BirthDayWish where Active = 'A' ORDER BY Month(DOB), Name

This will work...

Posted 3-Jan-13 2:04am

Suvabrata Roy

Updated 3-Jan-13 2:06am

v2

Solution 6

Try this

SQL

SELECT Name, CONVERT(VARCHAR(11), DOB, 106) AS Date_of_birth,Mobileno AS Mobile_Number, CONVERT(VARCHAR(11), Weddingday, 106) AS Wedding_Day,EMail AS E_Mail
FROM BirthDayWish
WHERE Active = 'A'
ORDER BY MONTH(DOB),DAY(DOB),YEAR(DOB)

Posted 2-Jan-13 2:43am

Tharaka MTR

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Tharaka MTR 6-Jan-13 8:28am

Could you please let me know why you guys are down voted my query? if this is not working I'm OK for that. But I'm pretty sure this is working well.

Solution 5

Hi,

Try the following,

To sort, Instead of year only by month use the following,

Select CONVERT(varchar(11),d.dob,106), DATENAME(MONTH,d.dob), DATEPART(MONTH,d.dob) from driver d order by DATEPART(MONTH,d.dob) asc

To sort by year, date and month use the following,

Select CONVERT(varchar(11),d.dob,106), DATENAME(MONTH,d.dob), DATEPART(MONTH,d.dob) from driver d order by d.dob asc

Posted 1-Jan-13 20:39pm

Sampath Kumar Sathiya

Solution 3

try this.

SQL

select Name, CONVERT(varchar(11), DOB, 106) AS Date_of_birth,Mobileno as Mobile_Number, CONVERT(varchar(11), Weddingday, 106) AS Wedding_Day,EMail as E_Mail from BirthDayWish where Active = 'A'
ORDER BY MONTH(Date_of_birth)

Posted 1-Jan-13 20:34pm

prashant patil 4987

Updated 2-Jan-13 17:10pm

v3

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Tharaka MTR 2-Jan-13 8:26am

This query will not work. see following section

= 'A' ORDER BY Name
ORDER BY MONTH(Date_of_birth)

modify it as

= 'A' ORDER BY Name, MONTH(Date_of_birth)

Solution 2

Use This:

SQL

SELECT  *
FROM         tbl_userwritereviews
ORDER BY DATEPART(mm, date)

Posted 1-Jan-13 20:32pm

Arun kumar Gauttam

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-01T20:27:00

Solution 1

add DATENAME(month, DOB) AS 'Birth Month' and they do an order by month(DOB) ( month returns a number, datename would give you months alphabetically )

Posted 1-Jan-13 20:27pm

Christian Graus