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SQL Server / T-SQL Tutorial » Date Functions » DATENAME

10. 7. 1. Displaying the String Value for Part of a Date


DATENAME returns a string value for the part of a date specified in the datepart code. The syntax is:

DATENAME ( datepart , date )



The second parameter designates the date to base the string value on.

10. 7. DATENAME
	10. 7. 1.	Displaying the String Value for Part of a Date
	10. 7. 2.	DATENAME returns date's character string representation: DATENAME(datepart,date)
	10. 7. 3.	select DATENAME(day, '2002-09-30 11:35:00')
	10. 7. 4.	select DATENAME(month, '2002-09-30 11:35:00')
	10. 7. 5.	select DATENAME(year, '2002-09-30 11:35:00')
	10. 7. 6.	select DATENAME(hour, '2002-09-30 11:35:00')
	10. 7. 7.	select DATENAME(minute, '2002-09-30 11:35:00')
	10. 7. 8.	select DATENAME(second, '2002-09-30 11:35:00')
	10. 7. 9.	select DATENAME(quarter, '2002-09-30 11:35:00')
	10. 7. 10.	select DATENAME(dayofyear, '2002-09-30 11:35:00')
	10. 7. 11.	select DATENAME(week, '2002-09-30 11:35:00')
	10. 7. 12.	select DATENAME(weekday, '2002-09-30 11:35:00')
	10. 7. 13.	select DATENAME(month,'2002-09-30')
	10. 7. 14.	Combining this with DATEADD allows you to find out the month name in two months time:
	10. 7. 15.	Displaying the String Value for Part of a Date: Show the start Date's day of the week

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