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Hai ALL I have Query to get the date and time like this

mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss AM

example

12/23/2011 05:07:45 PM

The Query is like this
RTRIM(CONVERT(CHAR(20),device_last_contact,101)) + &''; +LTRIM(STUFF(right(CONVERT(varchar(30),
device_last_contact, 9), 14), 6, 7, '')) as [Last Contact]

Could anyone change this query using sql format like these numbers 109,101

I have a query which gives the answer as
select convert(varchar, starttime, 009) as [Last Contact] from Table Name

Dec 4 2011 12:53:40 PM

But I need as
12/4/2011 12:53:40 PM

Please Help through SQL.

Posted 4-Apr-11 2:30am

sacraj

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2011-04-04T02:40:00

Solution 1

This link[^] provides all the various options.

Posted 4-Apr-11 2:40am

Abhinav S

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sacraj 4-Apr-11 11:37am

Thank U for U

Abhinav S 4-Apr-11 12:14pm

You are welcome.

jsharma21 · Answer 2 · 2011-04-04T03:01:00

Hi,

Although there is no single format code which gives the output as you required, but you may try the following combination to get your date time format:-

SQL

declare @starttime as datetime

set @starttime = '12/4/2011 12:53:40 PM'

select convert(varchar, @starttime, 101) +' '+ convert(varchar, @starttime, 108)+ ' '+ right(convert(varchar, @starttime, 109),2)

-- Output
12/04/2011 12:53:40 PM

Costica U · Answer 3 · 2011-04-04T03:03:00

Solution 3

Is this good for you?

SQL

select  getdate(),
        convert(varchar(10),getdate(), 101)                         -- MM/DD/YYYY
        +
        ' '
        +
        LEFT(RIGHT( convert(varchar(100),getdate(), 109), 14),8)    -- HH:MM:SS
        +
        RIGHT(convert(varchar(100),getdate(), 100), 2)              -- AM/PM

Posted 4-Apr-11 3:03am

Costica U

Updated 4-Apr-11 3:09am

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sacraj 4-Apr-11 11:36am

Thank you for the help that U have done It was very useful for .