
Hi Jeff, thanks for your continued education on the use of FORMAT. New Date and Time Value Functions in SQL Server 2012

#Mysql date format update#
Update only Year, Month or Day in a SQL Server DateĬompare SQL Server Features - Decimal vs Numeric, Timestamp vs Rowversion, SQL Server Date and Time Functions with Examplesĭetermine SQL Server Date and Time Parts with DATEPART and DATENAME FunctionsĪdd and Subtract Dates using DATEADD in SQL Server
#Mysql date format windows#
SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'd', 'xh-ZA') as dateįor a complete list of possible languages, refer to the following link:ĭefault Input Profiles (Input Locales) in Windows SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'd', 'hu-HU') as date SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'd', 'fr-CA') as date SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'd', 'fr-BE') as date SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'd', 'dv-MV') as date SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'd', 'prs-AF') as date SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'd', 'zh-CN') as date SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'd', 'bs-Latn-BA') as date SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'd', 'hy-AM') as date SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'd', 'fr-FR') as date SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'd', 'en-US') as date List of culture codes to use with FORMAT.įor example in the USA, the format would be like: With theĬulture option you can obtain regional formatting. SQL Server Date FORMAT with CultureĪnother option for the FORMAT function is culture. us - this shows the date using the US culture which is MM/DD/YYYYįor all the different custom date and time format strings to use with the SQLĬheck out this list.d - this is day of month from 1-31 (if this is used on its own it will display.

yyyy - this is the year with four digits.MM - this is the month number from 01-12.SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'dddd dd, MMMM, yyyy','ja-jp') as dateĪs you can see, we used a lot of options for the date and time formatting, which SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'dddd, MMMM, yyyy','es-es') as date -Spanish SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'yyyy.MM.dd hh:mm:ss t') as date

SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss tt') as date SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'd','us') as date SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'hh:mm:ss tt') as date SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'MM-dd-yy') as date SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'MM.dd.yy') as date SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'MMM dd yyyy') as date SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'dddd, MMMM, yyyy') as date SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'dd/MM/yyyy, hh:mm:ss ') as date

SELECT FORMAT (getdate(), 'dd/MM/yyyy ') as date
