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Just convert it to varchar as below:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-37803330-1">CONVERT(DATEADD(minute, - 60, dbo.GetOrderCurrentClientDue(op.OrdersProductKey)), varchar(20), 101) AS ClientDueDate, 
dbo.GetWeekDayNameOfDate(DATEADD(minute, - 60, dbo.GetOrderCurrentClientDue(op.OrdersProductKey))) AS WkDay</code></pre>
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Just convert it to varchar as below:



CONVERT(DATEADD(minute, - 60, dbo.GetOrderCurrentClientDue(op.OrdersProductKey)), varchar(20), 101) AS ClientDueDate, 
dbo.GetWeekDayNameOfDate(DATEADD(minute, - 60, dbo.GetOrderCurrentClientDue(op.OrdersProductKey))) AS WkDay

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I can't seem to get the correct syntax to covert the date time field (ClientDueDate) to varchar to I can then combine with field 2 (WkDay) to show 04/12/2012 - Wed. &nbsp;The end result will be populating a gridview in asp.net so if there is an easier way, I am open to suggestions. &nbsp;Thanks!<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-27660965-1">DATEADD(minute, - 60, dbo.GetOrderCurrentClientDue(op.OrdersProductKey)) AS ClientDueDate, 
							 dbo.GetWeekDayNameOfDate(DATEADD(minute, - 60, dbo.GetOrderCurrentClientDue(op.OrdersProductKey))) AS WkDay</code></pre>
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I can't seem to get the correct syntax to covert the date time field (ClientDueDate) to varchar to I can then combine with field 2 (WkDay) to show 04/12/2012 - Wed.  The end result will be populating a gridview in asp.net so if there is an easier way, I am open to suggestions.  Thanks!


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SQL 2008 Stored Procedure Combining 2 Fields

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