Date format in dd MM yyyy hh mm ss

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I need to convert datetime from 2012-07-29 10 53 33 010 to 29 07 2012 10 53 33   I tried using  select CONVERT varchar 20   GETDATE    131    but its showing date according to Hijri calendar  11 09 1433 10 53 33    Please help

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CREATE FUNCTION DBO ConvertDateToVarchar    DATE DATETIME    RETURNS VARCHAR 24   BEGIN RETURN  SELECT CONVERT VARCHAR 19   DATE  121   END

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SELECT FORMAT your column name  dd MM yyyy hh mm ss   FROM your table name   Example-  SELECT FORMAT GETDATE    dd MM yyyy hh mm ss

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SELECT CONVERT CHAR 10  GETDATE   103          RIGHT CONVERT CHAR 26  GETDATE   109  14

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The chapter on CAST and CONVERT on MSDN Books Online  you ve missed the right answer by one line     you can use style no  121  ODBC canonical  with milliseconds   to get the result you re looking for    SELECT CONVERT VARCHAR 30   GETDATE    121    This gives me the output of   2012-04-14 21 44 03 793   Update  based on your updated question - of course this won t work - you re converting a string  this   4 14 2012 2 44 01 PM  is just a string - it s NOT a datetime   to a string        You need to first convert the string you have to a DATETIME and THEN convert it back to a string   Try this   SELECT CONVERT VARCHAR 30   CAST  4 14 2012 2 44 01 PM  AS DATETIME   121     Now you should get   2012-04-14 14 44 01 000   All zeroes for the milliseconds  obviously  since your original values didn t include any

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You could combine 2 formats   3   dd mm yy    British French  8   hh mm ss   according to CONVERT   function  and using   operator   SELECT CONVERT varchar 10  GETDATE   3          CONVERT varchar 10  GETDATE   8

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This can be done as follows     select CONVERT VARCHAR 10   GETDATE    103           convert VARCHAR 8   GETDATE    14    Hope it helps

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This will be varchar but should format as you need   RIGHT  0    LTRIM DAY d    2          RIGHT  0    LTRIM MONTH d    2          LTRIM YEAR d           RIGHT  0    LTRIM DATEPART HOUR  d    2          RIGHT  0    LTRIM DATEPART MINUTE  d    2          RIGHT  0    LTRIM DATEPART SECOND  d    2    Where d is your datetime field or variable

[sql-server] Date format in dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm:ss

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