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Hi folks,
I am doing an UPDATE to a table that has a field for a DATE data type. I am
using MS Access.
The UPDATE works fine but when I try to place the DATE field in the mix it
blows up.
The table name is rfi.
Here's a code snippet...
Dim dtNow As DateTime = DateTime.Now
UPDATE [rfi] SET [dateresolved]=dtNow WHERE ([rfi].[id] = @id)
It does not like dtNow, so I tried using dtNow.ToString ( ) which it also
did not like.
Next I changed the data-type for the dateresolved field from DATE to STRING
and tried to put in dtNow.ToString ( ) which it still did not like.
Finally, I hard coded a string in as "8/15/2006" which it accepted both as a
DATE type and as a STRING type.
Any ideas on what I may be missing would be appreciated.
- Glenn
I am doing an UPDATE to a table that has a field for a DATE data type. I am
using MS Access.
The UPDATE works fine but when I try to place the DATE field in the mix it
blows up.
The table name is rfi.
Here's a code snippet...
Dim dtNow As DateTime = DateTime.Now
UPDATE [rfi] SET [dateresolved]=dtNow WHERE ([rfi].[id] = @id)
It does not like dtNow, so I tried using dtNow.ToString ( ) which it also
did not like.
Next I changed the data-type for the dateresolved field from DATE to STRING
and tried to put in dtNow.ToString ( ) which it still did not like.
Finally, I hard coded a string in as "8/15/2006" which it accepted both as a
DATE type and as a STRING type.
Any ideas on what I may be missing would be appreciated.
- Glenn