HH:MM Format in SQL Server

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I m using a stored procedure and there i m having a column Name timespent which i want to show like HH:MM format only, the procedure is working fine but the only problem is that currently the time spent is coming as hh:mm:ss format. Guide me how i ll get time spent in HH:MM format and correct my procedure if possible. The procedure is like that:

SQL

CREATE procedure St_Proc_GetUserReportforCurrentDayTask              
@userID int              
as              
Begin              
    set NoCount on;              
    DECLARE @TODAY DATE                
    SET @TODAY = CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), GETDATE(), 111)              
    select CONVERT(VARCHAR,production.CalendarDate,101) + RIGHT (CONVERT(VARCHAR,production.CalendarDate , 100 ) ,7) as Date,               
    RegionAndProjectInfo.RegionProjectName as Region ,              
    County.CountyName as County,              
    WorkType.WorkTypeName as WorkType,              
    Task.TaskName as Task,  
    Production.VolumeProcessed as 'Volumes Processed',              
    Production.TimeSpent as 'Duration (HH:MM)'              
    from Production               
    inner join RegionAndProjectInfo              
    on              
    RegionAndProjectInfo.RegionProjectID=Production.RegionProjectID              
    inner join County              
    on               
    County.CountyID=Production.CountyID              
    inner join WorkType              
    on              
    WorkType.WorkTypeID=Production.WorkTypeID              
    inner join Task              
    on              
    Task.TaskID=Production.TaskID              
    where Production.UserID=@userID and CalendarDate >= @TODAY              
End

Posted 22-Jun-12 22:08pm

Dharmenrda Kumar Singh

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Solution 2

look this example i have tested it is working

SQL

DECLARE @TODAY DATEtime
    SET @TODAY = CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), GETDATE(), 108)


select CAST
(
(SUM (datepart(hh, convert (varchar, @TODAY, 108))) +
(sum(datepart(mi, convert (varchar, @TODAY, 108)))/60) ) AS VARCHAR(2)
)
+ ':' +
CAST
(
sum(datepart(mi, convert (varchar, @TODAY, 108))) - 60 * (sum(datepart(mi, convert (varchar, @TODAY, 108)))/60)
 as VARCHAR(2))

Posted 22-Jun-12 23:13pm

Prosan

Solution 3

You can try this :

select convert(varchar(5),GETDATE(),108) as 'HH:MM'

Thanks - Girijesh Kumar

Posted 21-Jul-12 3:47am

Girijesh Kumar Prajapati

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kishhr · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-22T22:55:00

Use the below code:

SQL

CREATE procedure St_Proc_GetUserReportforCurrentDayTask              
@userID int              
as              
Begin              
    set NoCount on;              
    DECLARE @TODAY DATE                
    SET @TODAY = CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), GETDATE(), 111)              
    select CONVERT(VARCHAR,production.CalendarDate,101) + RIGHT (CONVERT(VARCHAR,production.CalendarDate , 100 ) ,7) as Date,               
    RegionAndProjectInfo.RegionProjectName as Region ,              
    County.CountyName as County,              
    WorkType.WorkTypeName as WorkType,              
    Task.TaskName as Task,  
    Production.VolumeProcessed as 'Volumes Processed',  
convert(varchar(5),Production.TimeSpent ,108) as 'Duration (HH:MM)'   
    from Production               
    inner join RegionAndProjectInfo              
    on              
    RegionAndProjectInfo.RegionProjectID=Production.RegionProjectID              
    inner join County              
    on               
    County.CountyID=Production.CountyID              
    inner join WorkType              
    on              
    WorkType.WorkTypeID=Production.WorkTypeID              
    inner join Task              
    on              
    Task.TaskID=Production.TaskID              
    where Production.UserID=@userID and CalendarDate >= @TODAY              
End