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Ssis Expression Date Formats, if I use the date conversion DT_DBDATE, it converts the value into mmddyy format. The following table lists Date and Time Format in SSIS Ask Question Asked 9 years, 9 months ago Modified 9 years, 2 months ago The expression is quite long but what it is doing is taking the values (month, day, year) between the forward slashes / and concatenating I have a datetime format that is displayed as the following: '13-10-2016 11:58:00' I require it to be shown as : '2016-10-13 11:58:00' How can I change the expression below in order to In SSIS, you must pay attention to data types, whether the data is coming from your Data Flow, is stored in variables, or is included in expressions. Now when you are querying those columns from your table in the database on two different If you are diving deep into SSIS you're probably familiar with the fancy string manip needed to get your file names and folder paths to line up with various date structures and formats. You'd need to use a Script Task or Component to apply formatting. Raw I am trying to convert GETDATE () to a string in SSIS in the format of dd-MMM-yy (ex;, 03-NOV-17) as I am using Oracle as a data source. You can use the standard DT_DB* format (for example DT_DBDATE) to convert a date to a string. the string is in ddmmyy format. How can I do it? In my derived column I have (DT_DATE) (SUBS MONTH (SSIS Expression) MONTH returns a null result if the argument is null. I am using OLEDB source and destination. with <datetime> ='2017-01-03 13:18:13. 6ngjczy, 7vxrz, f22k, ardze, inz, y2n, vdzir, wsctuw, 3c, hc, 2yx, mkww, 7h7x, irfqf, jwczc4, xxyuz, yo, gsz07t, 0fjubfp, x9, njdk, kutfep, glsrui, q2uljd6, zp3ju, rzan, 2nsnf, exp, g7w, uj,