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SELECT CAST(DATEPART(yyyy, '03/04/2004') as char(4)) + RIGHT('00'+CAST(DATEPART(m<wbr />m, '03/04/2004') as char(2)),2)
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SELECT CAST(DATEPART(yyyy, '03/04/2004') as char(4)) + RIGHT('00'+CAST(DATEPART(mm, '03/04/2004') as char(2)),2)

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aneeshattingal - No love. &nbsp;Still showed 20043 when run in SQL2K Query Analyzer. &nbsp;-Jim
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aneeshattingal - No love.  Still showed 20043 when run in SQL2K Query Analyzer.  -Jim

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need to use varchar(2) &nbsp;instead of char(2)
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need to use varchar(2)  instead of char(2)

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That worked. &nbsp;Thank you. &nbsp;-Jim
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Hi all<br />
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SELECT CAST(DATEPART(yyyy, '03/04/2004') as char(4)) + CAST(DATEPART(mm, '03/04/2004') as char(2))<br />
returns 20043<br />
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I am trying to edit this to return 200403, and it's not abundantly clear how to pull this off. &nbsp; <br />
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Thanks.<br />
-Jim
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Hi all

SELECT CAST(DATEPART(yyyy, '03/04/2004') as char(4)) + CAST(DATEPART(mm, '03/04/2004') as char(2))
returns 20043

I am trying to edit this to return 200403, and it's not abundantly clear how to pull this off.   

Thanks.
-Jim

Generating a leading zero in DatePart(mm, a_date)

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