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time function in SQL???

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anneoctaaf

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In my database there is a datetime record. Now i only need the time from the database. Is there a sql function that can filter the time from my datetime record? I mean something like this:

SELECT time(value)
FROM Globals;
 
In MS SQL Server you can use the following:

select convert(varchar(8),getdate(),8)

Which gives you the current time.

or

select convert(varchar(8), colname,8) from table

where colname is the datetime column.
 
msaccess, which should be able to handle some string function like the example above...thanx!
 
It looks like you have to do the work yourself...


SELECT {fn hour(table.datefield)},
{fn minute(table.datefield)}
FROM table ;
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Where table is the table of interest and datefield is the field containing the time you want.
 
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