How to calculate Time Format data in sql?

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My Table Below column Record Overtime_HHMM column only sum Total time in (time format)

Overtime_HHMM
02:59:00.0000000
01:58:00.0000000
01:18:00.0000000
04:08:00.0000000
00:39:00.0000000
00:22:00.0000000
02:01:00.0000000
00:36:00.0000000

I want This Overtime_HHMM total is :14:01:00:0000000

Posted 20-Oct-14 1:27am

Nirmal Chandru

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 20-Oct-14 7:31am

Convert it to milliseconds using DATEDIFF and use SUM on it...

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NaibedyaKar · Accepted Answer · 2014-10-20T01:46:00

Solution 1

The below query might help.

VB

SELECT   SUM( DATEPART(SECOND, [Overtime_HHMM]) + 60 *
              DATEPART(MINUTE, [Overtime_HHMM]) + 3600 *
              DATEPART(HOUR, [Overtime_HHMM] )
            ) as 'TotTime'
FROM TableName

Posted 20-Oct-14 1:46am

NaibedyaKar