how to convert mm/dd/yyyy format of date into dd/mm/yyyy format in sqlExpress

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How to convert mm/dd/yyyy format of date into dd/mm/yyyy format in SqlExpress?

Posted 29-Jan-11 7:46am

tanuja karkar

Updated 29-Jan-11 7:57am

Henry Minute

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*dan!sh* · Answer 1 · 2011-01-29T08:03:00

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Date format in the database should not make any difference. It should be modified in the UI as per your need.

Posted 29-Jan-11 8:03am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Jan-11 1:26am

I don't know what's so wrong in this answer so someone voted "1". Perhaps, just stupidity of the voter :-)
I vote 5. I think this it right idea. All data should be stored in database in uniform format, but UI may allow for some liberate way of dealing with formats.
--SA

Henry Minute · Answer 2 · 2011-01-29T08:16:00

You really do not give enough information to enable a precise answer.

If you mean that the instance of SQLServer has it's date format set to mm/dd/yyyy and you want it to be dd/mm/yyyy then this[^] might be useful.

If you mean that you have a procedure/function that receives a string in mm/dd/yyyy format then this[^] will help.

For anything else, please edit your question to say exactly what problem you are having.