>>Script Language and Platform: MS SQL 2000
Datetime coversion is always a headache for SQL technical users.
Through this function, you can get the most legible way of representing the date.
It can be applied on any single day, any table with datetime field columns.
Author: Claire Hsu
create function dbo.date(@date datetime)
returns varchar(20)
As
–Script Language and Platform:MS SQL 2000
–Objecttive: New way of displaying date.This function can
–give you the most legible way to present a date
–Usage Ex: select dbo.date(DOB) from customers
–Author:Claire Hsu
–Date :2003/4/30
–Email:messageclaire@yahoo.com
begin
declare @string varchar(20)
set @string =
(select left(datename(month,@date),3)+”
“+convert(varchar(2),day(@date))+(case
when right(day(@date),1)=1 and day(@date)<>11 then ‘st’
when right(day(@date),1)=2 and day(@date)<>12 then ‘nd’
when right(day(@date),1)=3 and day(@date)<>13 then ‘rd’
else ‘th’ end)+”‘”+datename(year,@date))
return (@string)
end
–Usage
–select dbo.date(datetime_filed_column) from table_name
–select dbo.date(‘2/24/2001’) as DATE
/*This is the result display
Jan 1st’2001
Mar 3rd’2003
Mar 15th’2002
*/
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