Using FORMAT you can format datetime value as you wish. In SQL Server 2012, Microsoft introduced a built-in string function called FORMAT. It’s value is predefined by the SQL Server. style It specifies the format of the date. datetime It can be the expression that evaluates date or datetime value that you want to convert into string. Before SQL Server 2012, we used CONVERT to format the date. Syntax: CONVERT (VARCHAR, datetime ,style) VARCHAR It represent the string type. SELECT CONVERT ( DATETIME, ' 11:10:09.333' ) Frequently, you may need to convert the datetime value to a specific formatted date like YYYY-MM-DD. Both CONVERT() and TRYCONVERT() function can recognize ANSI/ISO and US formats with various delimiters by default so you don’t have to add the style parameter. SELECT CONVERT ( DATETIME, ' 11:10:09' ) Code language: SQL (Structured Query Language) (sql) Converting a string in ANSI/ISO and US date format to a datetime. ISO date formats with various delimiters recognized by default (year, month, day) SELECT CONVERT ( DATETIME, '' ) Note that when converting a string to datetime, both CONVERT and TRY_CONVERT recognize ANSI/ ISO datetime formats with various delimiters by default, so you do not need to specify a style for them.Īn ANSI/ ISO format is year, month, day, hour, minute, seconds, fractional seconds (YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS.FFF) where trailing parts can be omitted so you can specify YYYY-MM-DD, or YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI etc.
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