I need help in converting the hh:mm:ss to 00:00:00 or getting rid of the hh:mm:
Hello all, When I run the following query: SELECT cashoutid, cashoutidbystore, sum(cashouttot_systemtotal) as systemtotal, SUM(actualtotal) AS actualtotal, netdiffrence, PaymentName, cashout_stopdate
FROM Details_CashoutsAndTotals WHERE cashouttot_systemtotal <> 0.00 and cast(cashout_stopdate as date) = '02/27/2012' GROUP by cashoutid, cashoutidbystore, netdiffrence, PaymentName, cashout_stopdate I get this:
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Looking at the cashout_stopdate column, you will see that there are actual hrs, minutes, and seconds. I need to know if I can convert these to 00:00:00.000, or remove them somehow to where I only have 2012-02-27 date? I have to get rid of the hh:mm:ss in order for the sums to total correctly. any help would be appreciated. [1]: http://ask.sqlservercentral.com/storage/temp/201-needing-date-mod.jpg
FROM Details_CashoutsAndTotals WHERE cashouttot_systemtotal <> 0.00 and cast(cashout_stopdate as date) = '02/27/2012' GROUP by cashoutid, cashoutidbystore, netdiffrence, PaymentName, cashout_stopdate I get this:
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Looking at the cashout_stopdate column, you will see that there are actual hrs, minutes, and seconds. I need to know if I can convert these to 00:00:00.000, or remove them somehow to where I only have 2012-02-27 date? I have to get rid of the hh:mm:ss in order for the sums to total correctly. any help would be appreciated. [1]: http://ask.sqlservercentral.com/storage/temp/201-needing-date-mod.jpg
Best Answer
There are lots of posts on how to convert date time. Here are some excellent examples. [examples](
http://linesofcode.net/snippets/45)
