Datetime conversion error for 1 sql server, but not another

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梦毁少年i 2020-12-21 07:59

I\'ve got 2 servers running SQL Server 2008, and I have the following query:

SELECT cast(\'13/1/2011\' as datetime)

If I execute this query

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  • 2020-12-21 08:07

    It is the language setting of the login that controls how these ambiguous date formats are interpreted (though this can be overridden with an explicit SET DATEFORMAT statement).

    The DEFAULT_LANGUAGE can be changed via ALTER LOGIN

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  • 2020-12-21 08:09

    Even better, don't rely on the SET DATEFORMAT or DEFAULT_LANGUAGE settings to ensure your date conversions work as expected. In SQL Server one should always—as a matter of best practice—either use a neutral format, or use an explicit format specifier, no matter what language settings are in use or what your dates look like. Try the following on both servers and you will have no problem.

    • Date neutral format: Convert(datetime, '20110113')
    • Date neutral format: Convert(datetime, '2011-01-13T00:00:00')
    • Explicit format specifier: Convert(datetime, '13/1/2011', 103) - see SQL Server Books Online: Cast and Convert for details.
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