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srik780

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April 15, 2010 at 12:22 am

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actually what is ssis pakage life cycle

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Koen Verbeeck SSC Guru Points: 259115 More actions · Answer 1

Please don't crosspost into multiple forums.

You'll find some answers here:

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic903774-148-1.aspx

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kjkeyan SSC-Addicted Points: 451 More actions · Answer 2

HI All,

am unable to retrieve a data between certain time

My table has a Data like this

Filed Name:Datescheduled

2010-04-15 18:51:12.750

2010-04-16 14:10:39.450

2010-04-16 15:34:52.107

2010-04-16 18:56:40.920

2010-04-17 17:20:55.310

2010-04-17 17:22:08.640

2010-04-17 17:23:11.420

2010-04-17 17:26:53.107

2010-04-17 17:29:04.840

2010-04-17 17:31:12.750

2010-04-19 16:00:46.123

2010-04-19 16:16:33.950

2010-04-19 16:20:22.967

2010-04-19 16:21:00.810

2010-04-19 00:00:00.000

I need to retrieve data between certain time

eg:

DECLARE @StartTime datetime

DECLARE @EndTime datetime

SET @StartTime = '04:00 PM'

SET @EndTime = '07:15 PM'

SELECT

DateScheduled,

FROM

TicketDetails

WHERE

AND DateScheduled >= @StartTime

AND DateScheduled <= @EndTime

Thanks & regards

kjkeyan

Koen Verbeeck SSC Guru Points: 259115 More actions · Answer 3

Regardless of the fact that is the wrong forum and topic, an answer to your question:

the datatype datetime is used to store AND the date portion AND the time portion.

You are filtering on the time portion only, which of course won't work.

So you have two options:

1. Use the date datatype and the time datatype if you are workign on SQL Server 2008. (I don't know if you do, it helps if you state such information in your question).

2. Store the time values (e.g. 04.00 PM) together with a dummy date in the datetime datatype.

E.g. your table looks like this:

CREATE TABLE #DateTime_Table (ID int, Date_Portion datetime, Time_Portion datetime)

INSERT INTO #DateTime_Table VALUES (1, '2010-04-19', '1900-01-01 3:20:26 PM')

SELECT * FROM #DateTime_Table

Now you can filter with the SQL Statement you created on the column Time_Portion.

A final hint: also post the error messages you get.

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