SQL Server gives you two functions for formatting values: FORMAT() and CONVERT() . They overlap enough that it’s not always obvious which one to reach for. This article skips the feature-by-feature breakdown and focuses on answering the question of which one you should use for a given scenario. — If you’ve come from MySQL and you’re trying to use DATE_FORMAT() in SQL Server, you’ve already hit the problem: it doesn’t exist. SQL Server has no DATE_FORMAT() function. The good news is it has two functions that do the same job, and in some cases do it better.
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