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ScoobyDoo
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 Posted - 2003-02-21 : 11:39:43
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| I found out that SQL 6.5 doesn't supprt User-Defined Functions and I can't create one to handle DatePart. Is there another way to do this? Possibly writing a Function in VBScript to be used in my ASP page or?? If so how? Thanks. DatePart Returns the date part of the datetime value. CREATE FUNCTION dbo.DatePart ( @fDate datetime ) RETURNS varchar(10) AS BEGIN RETURN ( CONVERT(varchar(10),@fDate,101) ) END GO This example returns a character string contained the date part of the datetime value: 'sc.DateTimeIntiated = '11/11/2001 11:15AM' SELECT dbo.DatePart(sc.DateTimeInitiated) GO Here is the result set: ---------- 11/11/2000 (1 row(s) affected) |
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robvolk
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Posted - 2003-02-21 : 11:44:53
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| Why don't you just use CONVERT(varchar(10), dateCol,101) in your query? SQL 6.5 handles CONVERT rather nicely. |
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DatePart() Function and SQL Server 6.5