How to get Time from DateTime format in SQL

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I want to get only Time from DateTime column using SQL query  using SQL Server 2005 and 2008 Default output   AttDate                       2011-02-09 13 09 00     2011-02-09 14 10 00       I d like this output   AttDate                Time     2011-02-09 13 09 00    13 09 2011-02-09 14 10 00    14 10

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on MSSQL2012 or above  cast dateadd ms datediff ms   StartDateTime    StopDateTime   0  as Time 0        or     convert time 0  dateadd ms datediff ms   StartDateTime    StopDateTime   0

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select convert char 5   tbl CustomerBooking CheckInTime  108  AS  time  from tbl CustomerBooking

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Try this  it will work   CONVERT VARCHAR 8  DATETIME 114    For your reference

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The simplest way to get the time from datetime without millisecond stack is   SELECT convert time 0  getDate

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select cast  as time 0     would be a good clause  For example    select cast start date as time 0    AS  START TIME

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Get date of server  SELECT LTRIM RIGHT CONVERT VARCHAR 20   GETDATE    100   7   FROM TABLENAME WHERE       or   If it is stored in the table  SELECT LTRIM RIGHT CONVERT VARCHAR 20   datename  100   7   FROM TABLENAME WHERE       Result      11 41AM

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select AttDate convert char 5   AttDate  108   Time  from yourTableName

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SQL Server 2008   SELECT cast AttDate as time   time  FROM yourtable   Earlier versions   SELECT convert char 5   AttDate  108   time  FROM yourtable

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Try using this   Date to Time  select cast getdate   as time 0    Time to TinyTime  select cast orig time as time 0

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Assuming Sql server   SELECT CONVERT VARCHAR 8  GETDATE   108

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If you want date something in this style  Oct 23 2013 10 30AM  Use this  SELECT CONVERT NVARCHAR 30  getdate    100    convert   method takes 3 parameters   datatype Column Value Style  Available styles are from 100 to 114  You can choose within range from  Choose one by one to change the date format

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I often use this script to get Time from DateTime   SELECT CONVERT VARCHAR 9  RIGHT YOURCOLUMN DATETIME 9  108  FROM YOURTABLE

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SQL Server 2012   Select TRY CONVERT TIME  myDateTimeColumn  from myTable    Personally  I prefer TRY CONVERT   to CONVERT    The main difference  If cast fails  TRY CONVERT   returns NULL while CONVERT   raises an error

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select substr to char colUmn name   DD MM RRRR HH MM SS   11 19  from table name   Output  from   05 11 26 05 11 24 05 11 24

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Try this   select  convert nvarchar CAST getdate  as time  100

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SQL Server 2008  has a  time  datatype  SELECT           CAST MyDateTimeCol AS time  FROM          For older versions  without varchar conversions  SELECT           DATEADD dd  DATEDIFF dd  MyDateTimeCol  0   MyDateTimeCol  FROM

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You can use this  SELECT CONVERT VARCHAR 5   GETDATE   8     Output  08 24

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To get the time from datetime  we can use  SELECT CONVERT VARCHAR 20   GETDATE    114

[sql-server] How to get Time from DateTime format in SQL?

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