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Old 04-09-2015, 01:25 PM
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There are posts all over the web about DateTime Parameters in stored procedures, but I still cannot figure this out. I have a parameter that gets passed in successfully as a datetime (@parAuditDate datetime), but when I use it in a query:
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...WHERE        (fldAuditDate = @parAuditDate)
it always returns zero rows. However, if I convert it to a varchar before I use it in the query, it returns a row:
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declare @varAuditDate varchar(25)
	set @varAuditDate = convert(varchar(25), @parAuditDate, 120) 
...WHERE        (fldAuditDate = '' + @varAuditDate + '')
Am I missing something simple?
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What is the data type of the underlying column? If it is a datetime then you shouldn't need to wrap the parameter in single quotes.

Just ... WHERE fldAuditDate = @varAuditDate
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The column is a datetime data type. Doesn't make sense to me.

EDIT: What is really weird is that the datetime works if it is an Update query, but for some reason it won't match on a select query.
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