comming from php/mysql some things here on this side are great - but some seems to be solved in a way I can not figure out.
What I need is a way to get a string in the format "yyyy-mm" out of a date-time field like:
09/05/2006 23:12:36 ??should produce ???2006-09 ???as one string
What I figured out by my own is:
SELECT { fn CONCAT({ fn CONCAT(DATENAME(yyyy, dateField), '-') }, STR(DATEPART(mm, dateField))) }, ...
but this returns "2006- ???9" with blanks in it. Or I could use 2 times the DATENAME but this would give 2006-September.
Would it help to use a stored procedure?
Thanks,
Klaus
in SQL, you could do the conversion like this:
declare @.das datetime set @.d =getdate()printconvert(varchar(7),@.d, 20)--convert to yyyy-mm-dd hh:mi:ss but only keep the left 7 chars
my preference is to return dates from sql intact, and then format them at the presentation layer - like this
Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal senderAs Object,ByVal eAs System.EventArgs)Handles Me.LoadDim dAs DateTime =Date.Now Response.Write(d.ToString("yyyy-MM"))End Subsql
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