A better date/time value into a database?

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Is there a better way to get the date/time from VB .NET into an Access
MDB than
"#" & Now & "#"?

I have a standard date/time field in a table in a MDB file. And the
'#' trick works, but seems rather hoaky.
 
Schorschi said:
Is there a better way to get the date/time from VB .NET into an
Access MDB than
"#" & Now & "#"?

I have a standard date/time field in a table in a MDB file. And
the '#' trick works, but seems rather hoaky.
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Use Parameters with the Command object. See documentation of OleDbParameter
class and the OleDBCommand.Parameters property and the topics that give
examples of how to use them.
 
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