In that case, your SQL Statement would look like so:SELECT * FROM DATE_SAMPLE WHERE SAMPLE_DATE LIKE 'Apr 9 2003%'Note the month is specified as "Apr", instead of using the numeric "04" value for April. Again using our DATE_SAMPLE table above, let me show you how the return records using the LIKE clause.Say you want to return all the records with a SAMPLE_DATE in ''. The correct format to use is: MON DD YYYY HH:MM:SS.MMMAM, where MON is the month abbreviation, DD is the day, YYYY is the year, HH is hours, MM is minutes, SS is seconds, and MMM is milliseconds, and AM designates either AM or PM.The LIKE clause is somewhat easy to use because you can use the wildcard to select all the records in a particular month, AM or PM records, a particular day, and what not. Because of this the value which you are searching for will need to be represented in the format of an alphabetic date. You need to remember that the LIKE clause is used to search character strings. The inner CAST function converts a DATETIME variable into a decimal value, then the FLOOR function rounds it down to the nearest integer value, and then the outer CAST function does the final conversion of the integer value back to a DATETIME value.SELECT * FROM DATE_SAMPLE WHERE CAST(FLOOR(CAST(SAMPLE_DATE AS FLOAT))AS DATETIME) = ''Using the LIKE clause:The LIKE clause can also be used to search for particular dates, as well. Here is a method that uses the FLOOR and CAST function to truncate the time portion from a date. Below, is a DATEPART example that once again returns all the records that have a SAMPLE_DATE in ''.SELECT * FROM DATE_SAMPLE WHERE DATEPART(YEAR, SAMPLE_DATE) = '2003' AND DATEPART(MONTH,SAMPLE_DATE) = '04' AND DATEPART(DAY, SAMPLE_DATE) = '09'Using the FLOOR Function:As I have said before there are many ways to accomplish the same thing. With the DATEPART function you can build a WHERE statement that breaks apart each piece (year, month, day) of the SAMPLE_DATE and verifies that each piece is equal to the year, month and day you are looking for. This record would not be returned because when SQL Server converts the string '' to a date/time value it would be equal to the SAMPLE_DATE on record 4.Using the DATEPART Function:Another way to return the records that have a SAMPLE_DATE for a particular date is to use the DATEPART function. If only the greater than sign was used the SELECT statement would not return record 4. Here's what I found while playing around, please let me know if it helps you.SELECT * FROM DATE_SAMPLE WHERE SAMPLE_DATE >= '' AND SAMPLE_DATE =) expression instead of just greater than (>). Please select the column which have enough length to save Latitude and Longitude.Okay, we're getting a little out of my league here, but I'll try to help. Select address column to search, and select save to column to save the found geolocation. * Auto update Geolocation by search address any column contain this format geolocation: * Create contacts table by import ContactsĢ. * Cross table ID,Value single or multi-select using the Data Picker * 10+ data edit UI control (include Map, Date Time, Checkbox, Rating, Color Picker,Dropdown, Multi-select.) * Works great with companion mobile app 'Sqlite Database Manager' for iPhone and iPad * Drag drop rearrange column order and change column width in main table * Choose tables to show and columns to show * Sort table data by click on the column header * 10+ data view UI control (include Map, Date Time, Checkbox, Rating, Color. (The Pro version have all features included, don't have any in-app purchase product) Manage Sqlite Database with Sqlite Manager Pro, you can view data easily with Filter, Sort, Paging, and edit it directly on your Mac, create new databases and new tables.
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