SQL Server 2000 database GETDATE() default for field

I have a SQL Server 2000 database where the createDate field
has a default value of GETDATE() and the data type is datetime. It
is inserting the date just fine, but I do not want to capture the
time along with the date. I only want the date to be entered. How
can I accomplish this? Thanks!

IF you only wanted to store the date, then yes you would use
that as the column default value.
createDate datetime default convert(datetime,
convert(varchar, getDate(), 102), 102)
However, as paross1 cautioned be sure you understand you will
only be capturing the date from now on. If you change your mind
later, and decide you need both the created date and time, you will
be seriously out of luck. A safer choice might be to keep the date
and time, and use convert in your queries instead.

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