i Need a month (in int data type suppose for Jan- 1, Fab- 2 etc) from mm/dd/yyyy by using sql 2005

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i Need a month (in int data type suppose for Jan- 1, Fab- 2 etc) from mm/dd/yyyy by using sql 2005

Posted 24-Mar-12 2:16am

Mas11

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Solution 1

T-SQL CONVERT and CAST functions plays a vital role in transforming string date. You can customize in lot of ways as: http://www.sqlusa.com/bestpractices/datetimeconversion/[^]

Posted 24-Mar-12 2:27am

Ganesan Senthilvel

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Saral S Stalin 26-Mar-12 0:14am

He just want to get the month and do not need any conversion.

Solution 2

Refer the following url to Convert date in different format.
I think it is useful to customize in lot of ways.

http://www.sqlusa.com/bestpractices2005/centurydateformat/

Posted 24-Mar-12 2:36am

kanmaniponniah

Solution 4

example:

SQL

select DATEPART(month,'12/02/2012')

this returns 12 as month . for more refer:http://www.sqlservercurry.com/2008/03/how-to-extract-year-month-day-hour.html[^]

Posted 25-Mar-12 19:25pm

member60

Updated 25-Mar-12 22:47pm

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ProEnggSoft 30-Mar-12 2:00am

To the point. +5

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Saral S Stalin · Accepted Answer · 2012-03-25T18:13:00

Solution 3

Use MONTH function

SQL

SELECT MONTH('10/23/2010') Month

Result

SQL

Month
-----
10

Posted 25-Mar-12 18:13pm

Saral S Stalin

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Mas11 28-Mar-12 8:17am

Exactly bro.. but i have solved this at the same day.. but thanks for your answer..