RE: display date in format mm/yy or mm/yyyy
Can't you use your report writer for this? SELECT RIGHT(CONVERT(char(10),GETDATE(),103),7) --Jonathan
2003-12-08
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RE: Stored Procedures parameter
Hi Antares686, quote: Can you give me more of an idea of what you are wanting to do. Crappy is right on the Multiple values but when you say discrete what do you mean. discrete numbers I know from math. Think of this as 1,2,3 (and nothing in between) where continous numbers are 1,2 (and […]
2003-06-12
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