September 01, 2002 08:01 PM

Datetime for Durable Databases

Two datetime formatting solutions, one clear winner--the scalar UDF
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SQL Server Magazine
InstantDoc ID #26170
Two datetime formatting solutions, one clear winner—the scalar UDF
Because most T-SQL Tutor readers design applications from the ground up, the two previous T-SQL Tutor columns about datetime data ("The Datetime Dilemma," June 2002, InstantDoc ID 25173, and "Manipulate and Calculate," July 2002, InstantDoc ID 25433) focused on properly storing date and time data. However, I'm dedicating this column to those readers who work with an existing database whose design an...

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Very basic article... Why don't you put a flag in the articles to indicate the complexity of it? I would love to be able to identify it in advance so I will be able to choose to lost the time or not.

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