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This article explores DateTime SQL Commands (functions) for SQL Server, Azure SQL Database, Managed instance(MI), and Azure Synapse Analytics. This article will discuss various T-SQL current date functions, when you would use them, and how they should be used. Whether it is creating audit logs, Sales records, database triggers, or just because you need the current date and time, knowing different ways to retrieve the current date and time can be very useful. In database applications, the current date and time are used in many ways. This article explores different SQL Commands (functions) to return the current Date and Time (Timestamp) in SQL Server.
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