Need datatime in this format?

Hi Santhosh,

There are two types of functions which tells you how to convert the date time in desired format.

1) Convert
2) Cast

The Convert is standard and most commonly used.

Convert(conversiondatatype, actualdate,format-code)

For example,

CONVERT(VARCHAR,GETDATE(),108)

Please refer this table for format code.

Style Code	Style	Format	Example
0 or 100	Default. Equivalent to not specifying a style code.	mon dd yyyy hh:mmAM	Sep 8 2007 9:00PM
1	USA date.	mm/dd/yy	09/08/07
2	ANSI date.	yy.mm.dd	07.09.08
3	UK / French date.	dd/mm/yy	08/09/07
4	German date.	dd.mm.yy	08.09.07
5	Italian date.	dd-mm-yy	08-09-07
6	Abbreviated month.	dd mmm yy	08 Sep 07
7	Abbreviated month.	mmm dd, yy	Sep 08, 07
8 or 108	24 hour time.	HH:mm:ss	21:00:00
9 or 109	Default formatting with seconds and milliseconds appended.	mon dd yyyy hh:mm:ss:fffAM	Sep 8 2007 9:00:00:000PM
10	USA date with hyphen separators.	mm-dd-yy	09-08-07
11	Japanese date.	yy/mm/dd	07/09/08
12	ISO date.	yymmdd	070908
13 or 113	European default with seconds and milliseconds.	dd mon yyyy HH:mm:ss:fff	08 Sep 2007 21:00:00:000
14 or 114	24 hour time with milliseconds.	HH:mm:ss:fff	21:00:00:000
20 or 120	ODBC canonical date and time.	yyyy-mm-dd HH:mm:ss	2007-09-08 21:00:00
21 or 121	ODBC canonical date and time with milliseconds.	yyyy-mm-dd HH:mm:ss.fff	2007-09-08 21:00:00.000
101	USA date with century.	mm/dd/yyyy	09/08/2007
102	ANSI date with century.	yyyy.mm.dd	2007/09/08
103	UK / French date with century.	dd/mm/yyyy	08/09/2007
104	German date with century.	dd.mm.yyyy	08.09.2007
105	Italian date with century.	dd-mm-yyyy	08-09-2007
106	Abbreviated month with century.	dd mmm yyyy	08 Sep 2007
107	Abbreviated month with century.	mmm dd, yyyy	Sep 08, 2007
110	USA date with hyphen separators and century.	mm-dd-yyyy	09-08-2007
111	Japanese date with century.	yyyy/mm/dd	2007/09/08
112	ISO date with century.	yymmdd	20070908
126	ISO8601, for use in XML.	yyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss	2007-09-08T21:00:00

Dear you can set format like

this On GetDate() you can set your Own date variable


Select Convert(varchar,Getdate(),101) + ' ' + Convert(varchar,Getdate(),8)


Or

Declare @dt DateTime
Set @dt =Getdate()
Select Convert(varchar,@dt,101) + ' ' + Convert(varchar,@dt,8)

Hi santhosh,

Go through this link...

http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2008/08/14/sql-server-get-date-time-in-any-format-udf-user-defined-functions/

Hope it resolves your problem...