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Question : Convert SQL datetime from UTC to local
I have a MS SQL database in which all datetimes are stored as UTC(GMT). All work that this database keeps track of is in the EST time zone. I need to make a stored procedure that can convert a given datetime to whatever the local time should be. I've figured out how to do this with an offset and the DATEADD() function, but I dont know how to determine the appropriate offset for the datetime. I could use this:
DATEADD(hour,DATEDIFF(hour
,GETUTCDAT
E(),GETDAT
E()),@varD
ate)
but this calculates the offset based on the current time, which fails in the case where I am calculating a datetime from daylight savings at a time that isnt in daylight savings.
It seems like if I could seed GETDATE and GETUTCDATE with the date I am working with that would work, but I dont know how or if I can do that.
Thanks!
Answer : Convert SQL datetime from UTC to local
Link to a solution that has a downloadable database of timezones, in standard TIME_ZONE_INFORMATION structure.
http://www.codeproject.com
/KB/databa
se/
Convert
UTCToLocal
.aspx
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