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Posted by MGFoster on 03/01/06 23:11
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The date column should not be a "text" column (I assume you mean a
VARCHAR column). It should be a Date data type column. Change that, if
you can.
I don't know if VBScript has the Format() function, but try that. E.g.:
Format(Request.Form("date"),"YYYYMMDD")
This will format the date in a format that SQL understands.
If you can't change the data type of the column you should be using a
stored procedure (SP) to save the data into the table. The SP should
format the date data to a default format, preferrably YYYYMMDD, that the
VBScript command can "know" to use when querying the table.
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MGFoster:::mgf00 <at> earthlink <decimal-point> net
Oakland, CA (USA)
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zerbie45@gmail.com wrote:
> I have a high number of computers that at logon write some information
> to a sql 2005 database. Information such as computer name, user name,
> logon date and logon time are entered.
>
> Because computers use different regional options, I notice that queries
> to this database return inconsistent results due to different date
> formatting. For example I see computers entering 1/3/2006 and 1/3/6 or
> 1/3/06.
>
> How can I modify my query so that it reformats the date. This is my
> current query I execute from within an ASP application:
>
> RS.Open "Select * from PCLogs.dbo.logs WHERE Note = '" &
> Request.Form("date") & "' ", dbConn, 1
>
> The date is a variable that refers to a dd/mm/yyyy format. The date
> column is of type text.
>
> I'm a novice in SQL so any help would be greatly appreciated !
> TIA and Regards
>
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