iamari
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Time field in SQL Server 6.5
I'm trying to migrate a MSAccess database to SQL Server 6.5 In MsAccess I have 2 time fields defined as "short time".
I just realized there is no such datatype in SQL Server. Is there a way to handle this using the "small datetime" type?
If you know the answer, please post an example, as I'm not very familiar with SQL Server
Help appreciated,
Ion
I just realized there is no such datatype in SQL Server. Is there a way to handle this using the "small datetime" type?
If you know the answer, please post an example, as I'm not very familiar with SQL Server
Help appreciated,
Ion
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You can insert just '23:15', it will default to 1/1/1900 23:15 there is no way to have only time.
Example:
create table test (tt datetime )
go
insert into test values ('23:15')
select * from test
Result:
(1 row(s) affected)
tt
--------------------------
1 Jan 1900 23:15
(1 row(s) affected)
Example:
create table test (tt datetime )
go
insert into test values ('23:15')
select * from test
Result:
(1 row(s) affected)
tt
--------------------------
1 Jan 1900 23:15
(1 row(s) affected)
ASKER
Thanks a lot, it works!
Ion
Ion
ASKER
Can the CONVERT function be used to do this? How?
Ion