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Phillip Armitage
I have a comma separated text file that contains log entries for printing.
Each line in the log contains an entry for a date in the form "mm/dd/yyyy".
For some reason, when I import this data into an Access 2003 database (one
I've been using successfully for two years) it records the dates for the
first half of the month in "mm/dd/yyyy" format, but the latter half as
"dd/mm/yyyy". That is, Feb 12, 2008 (and earlier dates in the month) is
recorded in the database as 02/12/2008, but Feb 13, 2008 (and later dates in
the month) is recorded as 13/02/2008.
The data element is a Date/Time one.
Any idea as to why Access 2003 would be having this problem?
Each line in the log contains an entry for a date in the form "mm/dd/yyyy".
For some reason, when I import this data into an Access 2003 database (one
I've been using successfully for two years) it records the dates for the
first half of the month in "mm/dd/yyyy" format, but the latter half as
"dd/mm/yyyy". That is, Feb 12, 2008 (and earlier dates in the month) is
recorded in the database as 02/12/2008, but Feb 13, 2008 (and later dates in
the month) is recorded as 13/02/2008.
The data element is a Date/Time one.
Any idea as to why Access 2003 would be having this problem?