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you could check out this:<br />
select right( convert(varchar(30), yourfield, 0), 10)
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you could check out this:
select right( convert(varchar(30), yourfield, 0), 10)

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When I put getdate() in place of yourfield.. I get the below..<br />
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11 &nbsp;4:15PM
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When I put getdate() in place of yourfield.. I get the below..


11  4:15PM

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I have a datetime field in SQL that I need to convert to<br />
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HH:MM AM/PM<br />
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Concatenation is fine.<br />
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How?
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I have a datetime field in SQL that I need to convert to

HH:MM AM/PM

Concatenation is fine.

How?

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