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Introduction to Dates and Times in SQL Server

The Introduction to Dates and Times in SQL Server course details how to use the date, time, smalldatetime, datetime and datetime2 data types as well as the many date- and time-related functions available to the SQL programmer.

Intermediate
2h 58m
(101)

Created by Scott Hecht

Last Updated Jul 12, 2024

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Introduction to Dates and Times in SQL Server

The Introduction to Dates and Times in SQL Server course details how to use the date, time, smalldatetime, datetime and datetime2 data types as well as the many date- and time-related functions available to the SQL programmer.

Intermediate
2h 58m
(101)

Created by Scott Hecht

Last Updated Jul 12, 2024

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The Introduction to Dates and Times in SQL Server course details how to use the date, time, smalldatetime, datetime and datetime2 data types as well as the many date- and time-related functions available to the SQL programmer such as DATEPART(), DATEFROMPARTS(), DATEADD(), as well as many others.

Introduction to Dates and Times in SQL Server
Intermediate
2h 58m
(101)
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Scott is a statistical computer programmer specializing in SAS and SQL. An admitted dilettante, Scott occupies his time learning various programming languages such as Java, Android, C#, C, PL/SQL, R, SPSS, to name a few. Scott becomes visibly upset if you don't line up your code syntax!

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