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Category: ASE: Datatypes: Datetime Datatypes

date

The term date describes a datatype. This datatype requires four bytes of storage. These four bytes are exclusively used to store dates. The maximum and minimum values that can be stored ranges from "January 1, 0001" to "December 31, 9999". In order to store dates outside of this range of values the datatypes char or varchar must be defined The datatype date is available in ASE® starting with version 15.0.

Output of the datatype date

The output of the dates can be formatted using the function convert() . Except for "0" und "00/00/00", ASE recognises a large number of different date formats. In a query, the date values should always be set within single or double quotes. Upper or lower case in date values is treated equally.

Date; Functions and commands of the datatype date

See also:

datetime,
Datetime Datatypes,
smalldatetime.