Thank you, Martina.
I also just saw it in the help for Convert function. I don't know why I used Japan. Maybe I wanted to date to be shown as yyyy/mm/dd Or maybe I just made a mistake. Funny thing that no customer has noticed it. I am just doing some refactoring and noticed it.
>Hi,
>
> 111 is Japan, 110 is US (different delimiters)
>
>MartinaJ
>
>>Hi,
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>>I know I should know it since I have this code in my application. But I would like to confirm that my understanding is still (after so many years) is correct.
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>>I have this code:
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>>Convert( varchar(11), date_time, 103)
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>>and
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>>Convert( varchar(11), date_time, 111)
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>>Does the above mean to convert a DATETIME column to a string of British format (103) and US format (111)?
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>>TIA
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