I'm trying to convert nvarchar(12) to int so i can use it in my code-behind, the data in my column is time related (HH:MM) as below:
00:02
00:55
01:22
05:16
I would like to convert it to be as calculated minutes :
2
55
82
316
I tried to use below sql:
SELECT LTRIM(DATEDIFF(MINUTE, 0, column1))
FROM tstable
but it gives below error:
Conversion failed when converting date and/or time from character string
The following works in SQL Server:
select datediff(minute, 0, '05:16')
So this should also work:
select datediff(minute, 0, column1)
This even works with spaces on either side of the string.
Try this..
SELECT
CAST(SUBSTRING(your_column,1,CHARINDEX(':',your_column,0)-1)AS INT)*60+
CAST(SUBSTRING(your_column,CHARINDEX(':',your_column,0)+1,LEN(your_column)) AS INT) AS T_MIN
FROM your_table
Since the data type is nvarchar, you could you by STRING methods:
DECLARE @HhMm AS NVARCHAR(12) = '05:16';
SELECT LEFT(@HhMm, 2) * 60 + RIGHT(@HhMm, 2)
Result as 316
Demo with given sample data:
DECLARE @TestTable TABLE (TimeVal NVARCHAR (12));
INSERT INTO @TestTable (TimeVal) VALUES ('00:02'), ('00:55'), ('01:22'), ('05:16');
SELECT LEFT(TimeVal, 2) * 60 + RIGHT(TimeVal, 2) AS MinutesVal
FROM @TestTable
Output:
MinutesVal
-----------
2
55
82
316
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