I've found #14095 where people mentioned that there were a problem with conversion to DateTime in certain conditions. I tried to play with types and type conversion in various combinations: Type of ...

Just using standard format characters for creating datetime strings will never work as the PHP internal functions will always create a milliseconds section with 6 characters, see date function. Also ...

SQL Server has many different ways (column types) to represent date/time values, and depending on which one is used in the database table, you may have some surprising results when trying to consume ...

Use the "CONVERT" statement to get a date object and convert it into a string of characters:sql>SELECT purchase_date FROM Purchases WHERE (SELECT CONVERT ()) Fill the "CONVERT" function with the ...

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