“Unable to enlist in the transaction” with Oracle linked server from MS SQL Server [<Name of Missing Index, sysname,>] in non clustered index [Execute SQL Task] Error: The value type (__ComObject) can only be converted to variables of type Object. [ODBC Driver Manager] Data source nam...
Can we install only SSIS on a machine without installing actual SQL Service can we open sas files in sql server, Can't Aquire connections because OfflineMode is true Can't connect to SQL Server Integration Services Can't deploy SSIS Package due to "deploy_project_internal" Can't see my us...
It boils down to personal preference, but it's good to know CAST is ANSI SQL (meaning it's part of the overall SQL standard) while CONVERT isn't. Migrating SQL code between different database systems is a bit easier if you stick with ANSI standard SQL. Convert to String using CONVERT ...
You can have the specifiers in any order as long as that order matches the meaning of the input string you supply, as above. The template and input string of the next example below have the same meaning (and the same output TIMESTAMP) as this example, but they specify months before days...
A parameter marker is normally considered an expression, but is documented separately in this case because it has a special meaning. If the cast operand is aparameter-marker, the specifieddata-typeis considered a promise that the replacement will be assignable to the specified data type (using ...
A parameter marker (specified as a question mark character) is normally considered an expression, but is documented separately in this case because it has a special meaning. If the cast operand is a parameter-marker, the specified data-type is considered a promise that the replacement will be ...
The short answer:The SQL CAST function is used to explicitly convert a given data type to a different data type in a SQL database. Although, there are some restrictions. The long answer:CASTis an ANSI SQL standard that came about with SQL-92, meaning that it is portable across different...
sql-server t-sql Share Improve this question Follow asked Apr 21, 2016 at 22:26 GeoGeo 33611 gold badge66 silver badges2020 bronze badges 6 1 could you please post the value in amt it fails to convert? –Quassnoi Commented Apr 21, 2016 at 22:38 You probably have some ...
Mike - there's an echo in here - I said something along the exact same lines in "Anything that is not SQL" yesterday - would you pl. be kind enough to copy & paste this there so that it gets a wider audience under context ?!
meaning that comma is the decimal separator and dot is the thousands separator. One easy way around that, if you really must accept varchar2 as input, is to apply translate first, to convert all dots to commas and vice versa. In the illustration below, first I use an alter ...