>Boris:
>
>You example work but the data is not formated in the way you think, if the day is 7/1/2006 is saved as 7, 1, 2006 the single digit does not have 0 as 07, 01, 2006 so those values return null. Any idea?
DECLARE @Test TABLE (Yr varchar(50), Mnt varchar(50), Dday varchar(50))
INSERT INTO @Test VALUES ('2007', '7', '1')
INSERT INTO @Test VALUES ('bla bla', '07', '19')
SET DATEFORMAT DMY
SELECT CASE WHEN ISDATE(Dday+'/'+Mnt+'/'+Yr) = 1
THEN CONVERT(datetime, Dday+'/'+Mnt+'/'+Yr)
ELSE NULL END as DTField
FROM @Test
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