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Get time in hours from start time and end time MSSQL
Posted on 2016-07-27
I have a table with two time columns and I need to get the number of hours from the start time and end time. I'm absolutely blank. Any help would be appreciated. many thanks in advance. It is a simple table, example below.
Select pdsStartTime, pdsEndTime from programDaySchedule
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The above just takes the hours. A more precise answer would be to get the difference in minutes and divide by 60.
SELECT DATEDIFF(minute, pdsStartTime, pdsEndTime) / 60.0
FROM programDaySchedule
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Select the dateDiff in hours:
select DATEDIFF(HOUR,pdsStartTime,pdsEndTime) from programDaySchedule
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