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Asked: 2026-05-25T09:42:07+00:00

I have a SQL query in which I will be passing dd/mm/yyyy but the

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I have a SQL query in which I will be passing dd/mm/yyyy but the SQL query requires mm/dd/yyyy.

How can I enable this query to take dd/mm/yyyy and display the correct result based on the correct format? What is the best way to achieve this thing in SQL Server 2008?

SELECT int_ExchangeRateId, int_LocationId, dtm_Date
FROM ExchangeRate
WHERE dtm_Date >= '01/02/2006' AND dtm_Date <= '12/02/2006' AND int_LocationId = 98

THIS WORKS CORRECTLY:

SELECT int_ExchangeRateId, int_LocationId,dtm_Date 
FROM ExchangeRate 
WHERE CAST(dtm_Date AS DATE) BETWEEN '2006-02-02' AND '2006-02-12' 
  AND int_LocationId=98
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  1. Editorial Team

    For the query I would use dates in YYYY-MM-DD format. As to the output see kalyan’s answer.

    EDIT: To summarise the comments below (thanks to marc_s) it is necessary to use the format YYYYMMDD when the time part is not included unless you are using the new date types date, datetime2 and datetimeoffset in SQL Server 2008.

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