I have inserted date in 'dd-MM-yyyy' format and when i select it for reports if shows wrong values

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SELECT Enquiry.Enqid AS SLNO,Enquiry.Phone,
   Enquiry.mobile, Enquiry.custname,Enquiry.email,
Enquiry.enqdate,Enquiry.enquirysource,
Enquiry.workdescription from Enquiry
where
enqdate<=06-01-2013

here 06 is my day and the table values are:
enqdate

i need only month january's date but it shows the above dates
somebody please help me..

Posted 12-May-13 20:54pm

Sharon 2

Updated 12-May-13 20:56pm

Maciej Los

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Maciej Los 13-May-13 3:01am

You did not provide enough information about your database provider...

Sharon 2 13-May-13 3:07am

i'm doing in sql server,this is my procedure where i've to declare
SET DATEFORMAT dmy;
can please help me..
ALTER PROCEDURE SEL_Enquiriesdate
@enqdate nvarchar(50)
AS

BEGIN
-- SET NOCOUNT ON added to prevent extra result sets from
-- interfering with SELECT statements.
SET NOCOUNT ON;

-- Insert statements for procedure here

SELECT Enquiry.Enqid AS SLNO,Enquiry.Phone,
Enquiry.mobile, Enquiry.custname,Enquiry.email,
Enquiry.enqdate,Enquiry.enquirysource,
Enquiry.workdescription from Enquiry
where
enqdate<='06-01-2013'

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_Damian S_ · Answer 1 · 2013-05-12T20:56:00

Solution 1

As I've said previously, you need to format your dates 'yyyy-mm-dd' for the queries.

SQL

SELECT Enquiry.Enqid AS SLNO,Enquiry.Phone,
   Enquiry.mobile, Enquiry.custname,Enquiry.email,
Enquiry.enqdate,Enquiry.enquirysource,
Enquiry.workdescription from Enquiry
where
enqdate<='2013-01-06'

Posted 12-May-13 20:56pm

_Damian S_

Updated 12-May-13 21:07pm

v3

Maciej Los · Answer 2 · 2013-05-12T20:58:00

MS SQL Server:

SQL

SET DATEFORMAT dmy;
SELECT Enquiry.Enqid AS SLNO,Enquiry.Phone,
   Enquiry.mobile, Enquiry.custname,Enquiry.email,
Enquiry.enqdate,Enquiry.enquirysource,
Enquiry.workdescription from Enquiry
where
enqdate<='06-01-2013'

MS Access:

SQL

SELECT Enquiry.Enqid AS SLNO,Enquiry.Phone,
   Enquiry.mobile, Enquiry.custname,Enquiry.email,
Enquiry.enqdate,Enquiry.enquirysource,
Enquiry.workdescription from Enquiry
where
enqdate<=#06-01-2013#

Do you see the difference?

[EDIT #1]

SQL

ALTER PROCEDURE SEL_Enquiriesdate
@enqdate DATETIME
AS
BEGIN
	-- SET NOCOUNT ON added to prevent extra result sets from
	-- interfering with SELECT statements.
	SET NOCOUNT ON;

    -- Insert statements for procedure here
    SET DATEFORMAT dmy;
    SELECT Enqid AS SLNO, Phone, mobile,  custname, email, enqdate, enquirysource, workdescription
    FROM Enquiry
where enqdate<=@engdate

[/EDIT]