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    Paul Ross Guest

    Dates without times

    Anyone know of an easy way to work with datetime columns ignoring the time part.

    I want to "group by" the date so it is vital that the time part goes.

    But I still want to work with the resulting date as a date (i.e. use date functions) so I would prefer to keep the datetime data type.

  2. #2
    Jonathan Yang Guest

    Dates without times (reply)

    On 7/27/98 10:45:11 AM, Paul Ross wrote:
    > Anyone know of an easy way to work with datetime columns ignoring the time
    > part.

    I want to "group by" the date so it is vital that the time part
    > goes.

    But I still want to work with the resulting date as a date (i.e.
    > use date functions) so I would prefer to keep the datetime data type.


    Use "group by DATEDIFF(day, date_field, "1/1/1900")" OR "group by DATEPART(year, date_field),DATEPART(month, date_field),DATEPART(day, date_field)"


    good luck

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