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how to change date format in my table

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    Hi I have craeted one table in sql server 2000. The table have one one date field inserted as mm/dd/yy format.now i want to update all records date as dd/mm/yy format .how to make it.please help me.Its very urgent.

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      Hi I have craeted one table in sql server 2000. The table have one one date field inserted as mm/dd/yy format.now i want to update all records date as dd/mm/yy format .how to make it.please help me.Its very urgent.

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      harithadotnet wrote:

      Its very urgent.

      Read this[^]. It's urgent too

      harithadotnet wrote:

      i want to update all records date as dd/mm/yy format

      I guess it's a presentation issue. Let SQL server stores date in it's own format, you convert the format using CONVERT function when selecting. Read this[^] to get an idea.

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