As security threats proliferate, the need for encryption will continue to rise. We who are the Guardians of the Data must be ready to make SQL Server respond and to manage the performance issues that are inherent in every data encryption solution.
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Not sure if this helps, but you could try using the 'char' function. It would appear that the default format is US date format.Char(X,F) Returns the string-representation of a date, time or timestamp value, X. F is the format, (which is optional), and can be: USA, ISO, JUL or any defined system format.
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