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SQL Date format

Asked by Know-Wires in Databases Miscellaneous

Tags: date, sql, format

Hi everyone,

Platform: Windows XP Professional + SP1a, Office XP Professional + SP2, SQL Server 2000 + SP3a, Microsoft Excel 2002.

I am experiencing a bit of difficulty with some dates in a query of mine.  I'm using the Microsoft Calendar control as a date picker on the client, and it works just fine.  I'm in Australia, so the date format is spits out is in the format: dd/mm/yyyy.  Unfortunately, the sql server is reading the date as mm/dd/yyyy, which fails for values like 13/01/1979.  Thinking it was a difference in regional settings between the client and the server, I checked and found that they are both set to use English(Australia) as both the system and the user input locales.

I would really appreciate some help with this, I'm sure it's going to be a setting I have overlooked.

Thanks in advance...
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