get 12 hours date format in sql server

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I want to get 12 hours date format in sql server-2005

11:59:00
hh:mm:ss

I searched over internet I could not get it

Posted 1-Jul-11 0:56am

sacraj

Updated 8-Mar-17 23:32pm

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2011-07-01T01:06:00

Solution 1

Try

select convert(varchar, myDate, 108)

Posted 1-Jul-11 1:06am

Abhinav S

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sacraj 1-Jul-11 7:09am

I would like to get date in 12 hours format
not in 24 hours format the above query gives 24 hours

Abhinav S 1-Jul-11 7:17am

You can then try select convert(varchar, myDate, 109).

But this will add AM/PM to the result.

Prerak Patel · Answer 2 · 2011-07-01T01:06:00

Solution 2

Select LEFT(RIGHT(Convert(DateTime, yourcoulumn, 0),14),8) + RIGHT(Convert(DateTime, yourcoulumn, 0),2) from yourtable

Posted 1-Jul-11 1:06am

Prerak Patel

Updated 1-Jul-11 1:35am

v3

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sacraj 1-Jul-11 7:09am

I would like to get date in 12 hours format
not in 24 hours format the above query gives 24 hours

Prerak Patel 1-Jul-11 7:14am

Try this now. I've updated answer.

sacraj 1-Jul-11 7:31am

When I run this query Select RIGHT(Convert(DateTime, getdate(), 0),7)

I get 5:01PM but I need time like this 05:01:00 PM

Prerak Patel 1-Jul-11 7:35am

Updated again.
You can use different styles.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187928.aspx

kirandn4u@gmail.com · Answer 3 · 2011-08-16T00:28:00

Solution 3

SQL

Select RIGHT(Convert(VARCHAR(20), ColumnName,100),7) as ampm

from TableName

Posted 16-Aug-11 0:28am

kirandn4u@gmail.com