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Access/Jet SQL: Date/time issues Greetings,
I'm using Flash MX connecting to an MS Access database via JET.
I've stored dates using Flash/Jet into my database as 'dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss' into a DATE/TIME field.
However I can't update because of the WHERE clause as I am not specifying the date correctly. I believe syntax wise I need to use # and specify it in american format mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss.
I have the code below working :-
When I add the time it complains and using the "=" clause it complains :-
Can anyone please assist, ive spent hours messing around with date/time formats, very confused.
Thanks
Rob W
I'm using Flash MX connecting to an MS Access database via JET.
I've stored dates using Flash/Jet into my database as 'dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss' into a DATE/TIME field.
However I can't update because of the WHERE clause as I am not specifying the date correctly. I believe syntax wise I need to use # and specify it in american format mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss.
I have the code below working :-
mdm.Database.MSAccess.runQuery("UPDATE UserOverallResults SET Results = 10 WHERE UserName = 'Rob' AND quizDate > #02/19/2008#");When I add the time it complains and using the "=" clause it complains :-
mdm.Database.MSAccess.runQuery("UPDATE UserOverallResults SET Results = 10 WHERE UserName = 'Rob' AND quizDate = #02/19/2008 12:03:32# ");Can anyone please assist, ive spent hours messing around with date/time formats, very confused.
Thanks
Rob W
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After further testing it appears not to like the time format as the code below works
As soon as I add time (hh:mm:ss) it errors.
mdm.Database.MSAccess.runQuery("UPDATE UserOverallResults SET Results = 10
WHERE UserName = 'Rob' AND quizDate = #19/02/2008#");As soon as I add time (hh:mm:ss) it errors.
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