One of my users recently had a requirement where he had a field in the database that stored datetime as integers. The integers represented a date calculated keeping '1/1/2000 ' as the base date. He wanted to convert that integer back into date, however keeping '1/1/2000 00:00:00' as the base date. Here's how the requirement was achieved:
DROP Table #SampleTable
CREATE Table #SampleTable (
[numasdate] int
);
Insert Into #SampleTable Values('99933436');
Insert Into #SampleTable Values('55232337');
Insert Into #SampleTable Values('92323323');
Insert Into #SampleTable Values('111222525');
SELECT dateadd(ss,[numasdate],'1/1/2000') as ConvertToDate
FROM #SampleTable;
Output2003-03-02 15:17:16.000
2001-10-01 06:18:57.000
2002-12-04 13:22:03.000
2003-07-11 07:08:45.000
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