I messed up. I just checked and I misunderstood originally, it is NOT a datetime field. It is:
PK, varchar(14), not null
so I guess it would be looking for '07' in position substr(sqlvalue,3,2) and replacing substr(sqlvalue,3,2) with '06' for the correct value... Can that be done in sql server?
>>SQLServer 2000
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>>About 100 records had the month in a datetime field set wrong. I need to set them back but only the month portion in a datetime field. For example:
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>>SQL DATE: 0807171234
>>Correct Date: 0806171234
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>>Any ideas on how to change only the month portion of sql datetime field and then specifiy which month?
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>You can use DATEADD(Month,...,) function
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