Re: Datetime comparison problem

Sreenivas (thatiparthysreenivas@xxxxxxxxx) writes:
I need to compare to datetime values , done in
stored procedure.The input datetime parameter is in
dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss AM/PM format ,the datetime values to be compared
are also stored with the same format.
does datetime works fine for AM/PM format also? because some test
conditions are failing , which i thought correct..Help me out!

datetime is a binary data type and does not have a format, least of all
one with AM/PM. If you have data as strings in your application, you
should use parameterised statements, so that the strings are converted
in the client with respect to regional settings.

Show us the code your having problem with, and we should be able to tell
what you are doing wrong.


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