MSQL 2005 Date Time Problem

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Suppose I have 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 dates data into db. Now I want to show the 8th date data.I have tow date time picker named StartDate, EndDate.
I have use sql quary

SQL

Select * from [table_name] where (received_date BETWEEN @StardDate AND @EndDate)

@StardDate=8th date
@EndDate=8th date

If I use the above code then I found nothing. But if I set

SQL

@StardDate=8th date
@EndDate=9th date

Then I find the result.
Can u explain what is the problem.
Note that: I am using MSSQL205 and ASP.NET(c#)

Posted 21-Jun-10 2:53am

Rasadul Alam Rashed

Updated 21-Jun-10 7:54am

William Winner

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Solution 1

It has to do with the times. Basically, if you say 'between Jun 8 00:00 and Jun 8 00:00 there will never be any results.

Try 'between Jun 8 00:00 and Jun 8 23:59:59' for your expected result.

So, in c# when you create the dates to pass in, initialize the time in the DateTime parameter.

Cheers.

Posted 21-Jun-10 3:01am

TheyCallMeMrJames

Updated 21-Jun-10 3:02am

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Goutam Patra · Accepted Answer · 2010-06-21T03:33:00

Solution 2

Check these two date formatting. This may help you to create your query

SQL

SELECT CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), GETDATE(), 102)
SELECT CONVERT(DATETIME, CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), GETDATE(), 102), 102)

Posted 21-Jun-10 3:33am

Goutam Patra