I am extracting excel report from a SQL Server database (SQL Express 2008 R2) which contains date field. when date is greater than 12 everything is perfect but when date is smaller than 13 then date and month replace position.
Invalid date rows 2,7,11,13,20.
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I have a column in my SQL Server Express table configured with a date datatype.
When I edit the table and enter 7-1-2022 into the date column, it displays 2022-07-01.
How can I get the column to show its contents as MM-DD-YYYY? I'd like this behavior to apply to all tables in the database. Thanks.
I have a database in SQL Server that also has a related tabular database in Analysis Server. One of the tables has columns of type date in SQL Server:
If I run a SQL select in SQL Server select * from app_dates , I get the dates:
But if I run the equivalent in DAX evaluate app_dates I get date/time values instead of dates:
The problem is that my program detects automatically the types, and the type that Analysis Services returns is date/time instead of date.
How to tell Analysis Services that the column type should be date ?
Change the data type and data format of that column in your SSAS model. You can do this by viewing the properties of the column. I have an example below how to get the MM/DD/yyyy format you want without the time.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/analysis-services/tabular-models/column-properties-ssas-tabular?view=asallproducts-allversions
We are migrating SQL Server system into Oracle implementation.
The application design date type:
SQL Server is achieved with DATETIME datatype EMPLOYEE(EMPLOYEE_HIRED DATETIME). Some of the columns contains time component as well till seconds.
Oracle is achieved with DATE datatype EMPLOYEE(EMPLOYEE_HIRED DATE). As we know, oracle date can hold time component as well
While migrating data from SQL Server to Oracle using SSIS, The system is defaulting it to TIMESTAMP datatype of oracle. Can this be defaulted to DATE?
There are around 1000+ such columns.
Do we need to address them manually through data conversion tool box? Can this be automated?
I have deployed an SQL Server 2012 on a Windows Server en-us.
Now my dates on Analysis services are in this format MM/dd/yyyy. the company is not American, therefore I would like to change it to yyyy-MM-dd.
Everything seems to be properly configured, however, SSAS is refusing to output the dates in the desired format.
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an easy and fast way is to create a computed column on DimDate in SSMS, and specify this a name value for your datekey. Let me if that works.
ALTER TABLE [Dim].[Date] ADD AlternateDateFormat AS convert(date,[FullDate], 111);
I transfered data from our old SQL Server 2000 (SBS 2003) to another server running SQL Server 2008 r2 (Server 2008 r2 standard).
The data was transfered, but now the dates in the different tables are messed up.
Is there a special procedure I need to follow in order for the date column to transfer correctly. If memory servers, date columns are soted as an offset.
Anyone know how to correct this?
I tried looking it up, but couldn't find an answer. Maybe I just didn't think of the correct key words.
Thanks!
Edit: What I mean by messed up is that the original date (from the old server) is 2011-05-08 and the new date (from the new server) is 2010-04-14. I tried to see if there is a common offset for all he moved dates, but couldn't find one.
Are you sure you don't have the Old (2011 dates) / New (2010 dates) backwards? It sounds like you just aren't including the date column in your INSERT, and it has a default of GETDATE(), so it has the current date getting inserted. Or there is some trigger changing the value from what you specify to the current date. To verify, do your SELECT..INSERT into a new or temp table and see what you get.