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I have a "duplicate" query that runs based on 3 seperate fields. The fields
are a core number field, a date field and a time field.
The XML data is imported in by a windows service. The reason for the
duplicates is they enter the program on a website and it e-mails the XML and
they call in and we reenter it prior to the XML being received.
My probelm is, when I run the duplicate query it matches the core number,
the date & the time and returns our results. But, the service when importing
a time only in to the Time field it creates a date?? The date is the day of
the import. How can I stop this???
The developer is saying this is done in Access 2003 and there is nothing he
can do??? What I don't understand is he can import a date in to a Date/Time
datatype filed and it only creates a date. Why can't he do the say with the
time???
Does anyone have a suggestion... I had numerous suggestions to use the
TimeValue function but it does not work with a duplicate type query??
HELP!!!!
Thank you
Tim T
are a core number field, a date field and a time field.
The XML data is imported in by a windows service. The reason for the
duplicates is they enter the program on a website and it e-mails the XML and
they call in and we reenter it prior to the XML being received.
My probelm is, when I run the duplicate query it matches the core number,
the date & the time and returns our results. But, the service when importing
a time only in to the Time field it creates a date?? The date is the day of
the import. How can I stop this???
The developer is saying this is done in Access 2003 and there is nothing he
can do??? What I don't understand is he can import a date in to a Date/Time
datatype filed and it only creates a date. Why can't he do the say with the
time???
Does anyone have a suggestion... I had numerous suggestions to use the
TimeValue function but it does not work with a duplicate type query??
HELP!!!!
Thank you
Tim T