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Recent content by howardd21
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DateTime acting strange
Thanks. That is helpful to know, and I imagine faster and more maintainable. David- howardd21
- Post #6
- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Programming
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DateTime acting strange
Hey! I got it. I was being obtuse. I ended up with: ======================= create proc uspRestoreKeyWords ( @UserID varchar(10), @DateDeleted VarChar(20)) as Declare @StartDate VarChar(40) Declare @EndDate VarChar(40) Select @StartDate = @DateDeleted + ' 00:00:00' Select @EndDate =...- howardd21
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Programming
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DateTime acting strange
Thanks for the quick response! I see where it is dong this, and if I run this query: Select * From CTKeyWords_Del Where Date_Deleted Between '1997/07/15' + ' 00:00:00' AND '1997/07/15' + ' 23:59:59' I get back the 5 rows I expected. But I need to pass a date to a Stored proc, and I am...- howardd21
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Programming
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DateTime acting strange
Here is one that is odd to me, although I am sometimes a bit nuts :) I have a table with a DateTime column I am querying on. IF I run this query: Select * From CTKeyWords_Del Where Date_Deleted < '1997/07/16' I get 5 records back for July 15, 1997. But if I run this query: Select * From...- howardd21
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- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Programming
