"shahoo" <shahookamangar@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi, I know this is not a good place for this post, but I have too.
> I need to store Hijri Date in SQL Server 2005, but because it is year
> 1386 in Hijri calendar, SQL Server does not let me do that. I can
> store it as simple text but it is not a good approach.
> Can anyone help me please?
>

shahoo wrote:
> Hi, I know this is not a good place for this post, but I have too.
> I need to store Hijri Date in SQL Server 2005, but because it is year
> 1386 in Hijri calendar, SQL Server does not let me do that. I can
> store it as simple text but it is not a good approach.
> Can anyone help me please?

wrote:
> What do you mean by "SQL Server does not let me do that"?
>
> Can't you just execute the following statement,
>
> insert into whatever_table( whatever_date_field ) values( cast( '01/01/1386'
> as datetime ) )
>
> ?

> You're really, *really* going to have better luck asking the question
> on a SQL Server newsgroup.
> Try any of the groups in the microsoft.public.sqlserver hierarchy.
>
> Michael

On Oct 2, 3:22 am, shahoo <shahookaman...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > You're really, *really* going to have better luck asking the question
> > on a SQL Server newsgroup.
> > Try any of the groups in the microsoft.public.sqlserver hierarchy.
>
> > Michael
>
> OK I will. Thanks for the help.