This example returns the base year. The base year helps with date calculations. In the example, a number specifies the date. Notice that SQL Server interprets 0 as January 1, 1900. SQL SELECTDATEPART(year,0),DATEPART(month,0),DATEPART(day,0);-- Returns: 1900 1 1 ...
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SQL Server Import and Export Wizard Get started with this simple example of the Import and Export Wizard Start the SQL Server Import and Export Wizard Connect to Data Sources with the SQL Server Import and Export Wizard Steps in the SQL Server Import and Export Wizard Import from or export to...
Example Return a specified part of a date: SELECT DATEPART(minute, '2017/08/25 08:36') AS DatePartInt; Try it Yourself » ❮ Previous ❮ SQL Server Functions Next ❯ Track your progress - it's free! Log in Sign Up COLOR PICKER ...
This example returns the base year. The base year helps with date calculations. In the example, a number specifies the date. Notice that SQL Server interprets 0 as January 1, 1900. SQL SELECTDATEPART(year,0),DATEPART(month,0),DATEPART(day,0);-- Returns: 1900 1 1 ...
This example returns the base year. The base year helps with date calculations. In the example, a number specifies the date. Notice that SQL Server interprets 0 as January 1, 1900. SQL SELECTDATEPART(year,0),DATEPART(month,0),DATEPART(day,0);-- Returns: 1900 1 1 ...
This example returns the base year. The base year helps with date calculations. In the example, a number specifies the date. Notice that SQL Server interprets 0 as January 1, 1900. SQL SELECTDATEPART(year,0),DATEPART(month,0),DATEPART(day,0);-- Returns: 1900 1 1 ...
SQL CE 2.0 and 1.1 Class Library Save Add to CollectionsAdd to plan Share via Facebookx.comLinkedInEmail Print DATEPART (SQL Server Compact) Article 03/24/2011 In this article Syntax Arguments Return Value Remarks Code Example Returns an integer representing the specified datepart of the specified...
For example, something like this: DatePart("w", lsParseDatetime("01/05/2002","English(UK)")); or DatePart("w", lsparsedatetime("01/05/2002","en_gb")); The following dump will give you the full list of locales available in ColdFusion writedump(server.coldfusion.supportedLocales); Vote...
For example, something like this: DatePart("w", lsParseDatetime("01/05/2002","English(UK)")); or DatePart("w", lsparsedatetime("01/05/2002","en_gb")); The following dump will give you the full list of locales available in ColdFusion writedump(server.coldfusion.supportedLocales); Vote...