Article ID: 67659 - Last Review: February 14, 2005 - Revision: 3.3 INFO: BCPing in Just the Date of Datetime ColumnThis article was previously published under Q67659 SUMMARY
This article discusses what happens when just the date is BCPed into a datetime field.
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It is possible to BCP just the date into a datetime field. The storage
size will be the same as if you had both the date and time. For a datetime column, this is 4 bytes for the number of days before/after January 1, 1900, and 4 bytes for the number of milliseconds after midnight on that day. If you select what you have input with BCP from SQL Server, you will see the time "12:00AM" on the end of each date because the number of milliseconds after midnight is 0 (zero).
To display just the date portion of a datetime field, use the style parameter of the convert() function. For example: | Article Translations
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