In my experience, SQL's CAST and CONVERT functions have been invaluable for manipulating date and time data efficiently. During a recent project, we needed to format timestamp data for a reporting ...

The United Kingdom’s date and time notation displays the date using the day-month-year format (e.g., January 10, 2015, or 10/1/2015), which we can achieve using SQL Server’s built-in “convert” ...

After SQL request is made with from repository interface, the framework attempts to convert retrieved data into data on the entity. In my case - I'm getting a java.sql.Date and my entity has java.time ...

When reading Datetime2 columns in MSSQL, the time unit is not set correct. It seems to be a problem when reading values, which is actually a duration, so the datetime is given as ...