convert date(30/11/2019) to (nov/2013) in sql or asp.net

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I can fetch the date from table in DB and disply mmm/yyyy formate not like dd/MM/yyyy. so, how to convert dd/mm/yyyy to mmm/yyyy in sql query or in c#. Please help me

Posted 18-Oct-13 19:31pm

MANI 14

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Solution 4

You can give this a try..

SQL

SELECT REPLACE(RIGHT(CONVERT(VARCHAR(11),GETDATE(), 106), 8), ' ', '/') AS [Mon/YYYY]

Output:

SQL

Mon/YYYY
--------
Nov/2013

Posted 6-Nov-13 22:48pm

M S Chaitanya

Solution 5

Check

SQL

SELECT CONVERT(VARCHAR(3), Datename(MONTH, Getdate())) + ' ' + CONVERT(VARCHAR, Year(Getdate()))

Posted 6-Nov-13 23:26pm

Anudeep Jaiswal - MCA

Solution 2

SQL

SELECT CAST(UPPER(DATENAME(MONTH, GETDATE())) AS VARCHAR(3)) + '/' + DATENAME(YEAR, GETDATE())

Posted 18-Oct-13 19:44pm

DhavalRana

Updated 6-Nov-13 23:32pm

v4

Solution 3

http://www.dotnetperls.com/datetime-format[^]
refer this site dear.......

Posted 18-Oct-13 20:48pm

priya.priya503

v2

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Raja Sekhar S · Accepted Answer · 2013-10-18T19:41:00

Solution 1

In Sql Server Try some thing like this...

SQL

Select Cast(Getdate() as Varchar(3))+'/'+Cast(Year(GetDate()) as Varchar(4)) [Modified Format]

Output:

SQL

Modified Format
-------------
Oct/2013

Posted 18-Oct-13 19:41pm

Raja Sekhar S

Updated 18-Oct-13 19:42pm

v3

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MANI 14 19-Oct-13 2:14am

its working thank u..