how to just compare to date not with date time

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hi,

can any body tell me i wand records of particular date then how i can i get it?

i.e how to just compare to date not with date time

Select * from ABC Where TDate like '2010-01-09'

TDate is Datetime & value i pass by cmd parameter

plz reply soon ..

thanks in advance....

Posted 8-Jan-10 23:37pm

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2010-01-09T00:06:00

Solution 1

If are using SQL server, have a look at the Convert function documentation[^].

Look at date and time styles (especially code 101).

Posted 9-Jan-10 0:06am

Abhinav S

#realJSOP · Answer 2 · 2010-01-09T08:23:00

Solution 3

You can pass just the date from a DateTime object - it's a property.

DateTime dt = DateTime.Now;
CallMySql(dt.Date);

Posted 9-Jan-10 8:23am

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rudrapmishra · Answer 3 · 2010-01-09T00:37:00

Solution 2

Select * from ABC Where convert(varchar(10),TDate,103) like '09/01/2009'
103=dd/MM/yyyy

Posted 9-Jan-10 0:37am

rudrapmishra

AspDotNetDev · Answer 4 · 2010-01-09T11:02:00

I'd go with something like this:

SQL

DECLARE
	@Now datetime,
	@Today datetime,
	@Tomorrow datetime
SELECT
	@Now = GetDate(),
	@Today = DateAdd(dd, DateDiff(dd, 0, @Now), 0),
	@Tomorrow = DateAdd(DAY, 1, @Today)
SELECT * FROM ABC WHERE TDate >= @Today AND TDate < @Tomorrow

Note that I borrowed some of that code from ewbi.blogs.com. You'll note that I only calculate the date once (well, twice if you want to be picky). You will get better indexing performance if you apply calculations to the value you are comparing against rather than the column you are comparing against.