how to display the date in DD-MM-YYYY format in sql server database

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Query as follows;

SELECT S.Marks,S.QPName,B.Class,B.BthNo,B.Batchdate,B.Attender
FROM STUDDET S,Batch B where S.BthId = B.BthId and S.StudId = '252'

when i execute the above query ouput as follows;

Marks QPName Class BthNo Batchdate Attender

56 REO MFA B12 2011-09-26 00:00:00.000 NIRANJAN

But i want the output as follows;

Marks QPName Class BthNo Batchdate Attender

56 REO MFA B12 26-09-2011 NIRANJAN

i want to format the BatchDate in the format of DD-MM-YYYY.

for that how can i using sql server.

Please help me.

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Narasiman P.

Posted 1-May-13 4:01am

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Pete O'Hanlon · Answer 1 · 2013-05-01T04:08:00

This should do it.

SQL

SELECT Marks, QPName, Class, BthNo, CONVERT(DATETIME, Batchdate, 105) AS Batchdate, Attender
FROM STUDDET S,Batch B where S.BthId = B.BthId and S.StudId = '252'

Basically, we are converting the date into Italian format (105) with the century specified. If you didn't want the century in there, you'd just use 5 instead.

Hitesh Gohel · Answer 2 · 2013-05-01T04:37:00

Solution 2

Hi,
Please try this..

SQL

SELECT S.Marks,S.QPName,B.Class,B.BthNo,CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), B.Batchdate, 105) AS B.Batchdate,B.Attender
FROM STUDDET S,Batch B where S.BthId = B.BthId and S.StudId = '252'

Posted 1-May-13 4:37am

Hitesh Gohel