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MS SQL Server Date Datatype

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jackb88 said 1 year, 1 month ago:

Hi I’ve got a MS SQL Server database and I’ve got a date column with the datatype ‘Date’ and in the MS SQL Server client the data in the table just shows the date – which is correct.

However in the GoDaddy MS SQL Server Web Client and in my web application that’s hosted here too, the date column displays a time as well – which isn’t what I want.

I’m using version 2008 on my hosting account aswell as on my desktop, so I’m not sure what the problem is.

Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

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GoDaddy Expert JasonP said 1 year, 1 month ago:

@jackb88

If you have remote access to the database, I would recommend connecting to the database and configuring it locally to meet your expectations. As for using the interface, you would need to use the database as is.

Can I connect to my database remotely?

Jason

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jackb88 said 1 year, 1 month ago:

Thanks for your response,

However, I originally connected to the database remotely to set up the tables and insert the data and the when I do this the data I see is correct. It’s only when I go to use this data in my .Net web application that the date field in my table all of a sudden shows a time value aswell which shouldn’t be the case as I’m only using the date datatype.

This is how it looks when I connect remotely using the MS SQL Server client installed on my desktop.

http://imgur.com/dhJnx

but then this is how it appears on the web client on GoDaddy and subsequently how it appears on my website.

http://i.imgur.com/cdqlB.png

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GoDaddy Expert JasonP said 1 year ago:

@jackb88

Just wanted to check in with you and see if you have made progress in finding a solution. Without accessing the account and testing, I do not have further information to offer.

Jason

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