I want to insert data into my DateTime Column in this format only ( dd-MMM-yy ) in MS-SQL Server 2008.How do I do it?

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I have a DateTime Column Start_Date in my table 'x' and I want to update it from a Stored Procedure but with only dd-MMM-yy format.Please help.
I searched for different style numbers available like 105,106 etc but its not according to my requirement.

Posted 12-Oct-14 23:44pm

Shashi226

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aarif moh shaikh 13-Oct-14 8:42am

dd-MMM-yy is not a format

i think you want this format
dd-MM-yy

george4986 14-Oct-14 0:46am

U cannot specify a format to save datetime in SQL,but u can select a saved date time in customized formats

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Arora_Ankit · Answer 1 · 2014-10-13T00:09:00

DateTime column will save time also even if you will not pass that value in insert.So, if you just want to save date then use date datatype or while fetching the record fetch record with conevrt function to get desired format else last option for you is use Varchar(10) as datatype and save in desired format.