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Posted by MikeB on 01/07/08 16:22
"Paul Lautman" <paul.lautman@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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> Skybuck Flying wrote:
>> Ok, this weblogger guy writes:
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>> "
>> Date values in SQL is always saved in "MM/DD/YY(YY)" format.
>
> He is talking out of his arse.
>
> Date values are stored in database tables in whatever internal format the
> designers choose. It may well be in UNIX datetime format, but it is likely to
> be anything.
Precisely.. The internal format is going to be whatever the designer made.
Presentation format is determined at runtime (for coding) and in Display Format
(for reporting), all chosen based on the requirements of the presenter..
> Rather than looking at what weblogger guys write, why not use the manual for
> whatever product you are using.
>
> Oh that's right, you don't want to use the manual for something as "simple"
> as dates, you want to spend hours getting it wrong. Silly me, I forgot!
>
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