I heared from someone that you can adjust one of SQL server settings in order to make deal with (time) datatype as a 12-hour system instead of 24-hour system ??
is that true ?
if is it , then how can I do it ?? cuz I need it badly
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I heared from someone that you can adjust one of SQL server settings in order to make deal with (time) datatype as a 12-hour system instead of 24-hour system ??
is that true ?
if is it , then how can I do it ?? cuz I need it badly
SQL stores it date format in the same way regardless of local date time formats
Have a look at this link on using the convert function for date and time if you just need to display in a particular format http://www.mssqltips.com/tip.asp?tip=1145