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How to Select records from database where date format is dd/MM/yyyy.

Example I want all records where Start date >= '30/11/2013'. Since currently format of date in sql is MM/dd/yyyy

Posted 7-Nov-13 0:01am

Mohamad M. Mohamad

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Solution 1

CAST and CONVERT[^] should help you convert datetime frim one format to another.
Just run the query with appropriate conditions once done.

Posted 7-Nov-13 0:08am

Abhinav S

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[no name] 7-Nov-13 6:15am

I tried this but didn't work, It returned results from august where I picked date in September.Below my query:

Select * From TableName Where convert(datetime, myDate, 103) >= '03/09/2013'

my date format is dd/MM/yyyy

Abhinav S 7-Nov-13 6:21am

If myDate is already in dd/mm/yyyy format then you need not use convert.

Thanks7872 7-Nov-13 7:34am

Please use reply button while making comment otherwise OP won't get notification.

[no name] 7-Nov-13 7:48am

I tried as you said and removed the convert but it still returned results from august:

The example:

Select * From TableName Where myDate >= '03/09/2013'

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kankeyan · Accepted Answer · 2013-11-07T00:16:00

Solution 2

http://www.sql-server-helper.com/sql-server-2008/sql-server-2008-date-format.aspx[^]

SELECT CONVERT(VARCHAR(8), SYSDATETIME(), 3) AS [DD/MM/YY]

Posted 7-Nov-13 0:16am

kankeyan

Updated 7-Nov-13 0:17am

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[no name] 7-Nov-13 6:18am

I tried this but didn't work, It returned results from august where I picked date in September.Below my query:

Select * From TableName Where convert(datetime, myDate, 103) >= '03/09/2013'

my date format is dd/MM/yyyy

kankeyan 7-Nov-13 6:25am

use
select @date= urstoreddate
Select * From TableName Where convert(datetime, myDate, 103) >= convert(datetime, @date, 103)
--'03/09/2013'

[no name] 7-Nov-13 7:44am

Waw that works thanks a lot :)