convert(datetime,'2015-03-06T23:59:04Z',127)
yields a MS-SQL datetime:
2015-03-06 23:59:04.000
If we have an actual column called [isodate] defined either as varchar(20) or char(20), is it possible to use that conversion as the formula of a Computed Column Specification in SQL Server 2012?
I am getting "error validating the formula" with eithe of these formulas:
(convert([datetime],[isodate],127))
(convert(datetime,[isodate],127))
It looks like you just have a syntax error. Removing the brackets from [datetime]
in your formula should do the trick.
if object_id('tempdb..#temp') is not null drop table #temp
create table #temp (isodate varchar(20))
insert into #temp (isodate) values
('2015-03-06T23:59:04Z'),
('2016-03-04T13:59:04Z')
select isodate, convert(datetime,[isodate],127) as DT from #temp
--select convert(datetime,'2015-03-06T23:59:04Z',127)