I have this query :
set IDENTITY_INSERT dbo.OtherData1 ON
INSERT INTO OtherData1 (OtherDataID, EmployeeID, OtherDate, OType, OSubject, StatementNo, Stateme
Try to use 103 for the second convert as well
ISDATE won't work since you cannot even specify a date format as you can with CONVERT. The following is a VERY elaborate test to reformat valid dates into YYYYMMDD for which ISDATE works predictably.
with otherdata(StatementDate) as (
select convert(varchar(10),'1/10/2011') union all
select '28/2/2911' union all
select '8/12/2011' union all
select '13/13/2011' union all
select '13/12/2011' union all
select '12/13/2011' union all
select '2/29/2011' union all
select '29/2/2011' union all
select '29/2/2012' union all
select '2011-02-01' union all
select '1/1/11' union all
select '1/1/99' union all
select '' union all
select null)
-- THE QUERY YOU NEED is below this line. The above virtually sets up a table
-- without having to physically create it
select
statementdate,
YYYYMMDDToTest,
ISDate(YYYYMMDDToTest)
from otherdata
cross apply
(
select TheYear = case
when not statementdate like '%[0-9]/%[0-9]/%[0-9][0-9]' then null
when convert(int,replace(statementdate,'/','')) != replace(statementdate,'/','') then null
when statementdate like '%[0-9]/%[0-9]/[0-9][0-9]' then
case when RIGHT(statementdate,2) >=50
then '19'+RIGHT(statementdate,2)
else '20'+RIGHT(statementdate,2)
end
when statementdate like '%[0-9]/%[0-9]/[1-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]' then
RIGHT(statementdate,4)
end
) A
cross apply
(
select YYYYMMDDToTest = case
when TheYear is not null then
TheYear
+ -- month
right(100+SUBSTRING(statementdate, charindex('/',statementdate) +1,
charindex('/',statementdate,charindex('/',statementdate)+1)-
charindex('/',statementdate)-1),2)
+ -- day
right(100+LEFT(statementdate, charindex('/', StatementDate) -1),2)
end
) B
WHERE ISDate(YYYYMMDDToTest) = 0
Comment out the last line WHERE ISDate(YYYYMMDDToTest) = 0
to see what it does with each date.
You can turn this into a function that replaces the ISDATE - but for the SPECIFIC format [d]d/[m]m/yyyy.
create function dbo.superIs103Date(@any varchar(50))
returns bit as begin
declare @theyear varchar(10)
set @TheYear = case
when not @any like '%[0-9]/%[0-9]/%[0-9][0-9]' then null
when convert(int,replace(@any,'/','')) != replace(@any,'/','') then null
when @any like '%[0-9]/%[0-9]/[0-9][0-9]' then
case when RIGHT(@any,2) >=50
then '19'+RIGHT(@any,2)
else '20'+RIGHT(@any,2)
end
when @any like '%[0-9]/%[0-9]/[1-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]' then
RIGHT(@any,4)
end
declare @YYYYMMDDToTest varchar(50)
set @YYYYMMDDToTest = case
when @TheYear is not null then
@TheYear
+ -- month
right(100+SUBSTRING(@any, charindex('/',@any) +1,
charindex('/',@any,charindex('/',@any)+1)-
charindex('/',@any)-1),2)
+ -- day
right(100+LEFT(@any, charindex('/', @any) -1),2)
end
return ISDate(@YYYYMMDDToTest)
end
GO
-- example usage
select dbo.superIs103Date('33/1/1700')
-- returns 0
This won't get all possible invalid dates (e.g. 30 February) but might help you find ones that need fixing.
SELECT StatementDate
FROM OtherData
WHERE StatementDate NOT LIKE '[0-3][0-9]/[0-1][0-9]/[1-2][0-9][0-9][0-9]'
AND StatementDate NOT LIKE '[1-9]/[0-1][0-9]/[1-2][0-9][0-9][0-9]'
AND StatementDate NOT LIKE '[0-3][0-9]/[1-9]/[1-2][0-9][0-9][0-9]'
AND StatementDate NOT LIKE '[1-9]/[1-9]/[1-2][0-9][0-9][0-9]'