J
josh
Hi,
I have an ASP.NET app that uses ADO.NET for data access. I have a form
that allows a user to enter a date. This date field is not required
however. If they don't enter it, I shove a variable declared of type
System.DateTime that is initialized to null into the database. It
works but if you open the table in Access, the date field contains
12:00 AM. When this value is rendered in an Access form, it shows as
12/30/1899.
What can I do to basically insert null/nothing into that field?
I'm using the System.Data.OleDb library and a parameterized query to
insert this date data into the Access table.
I tried checking for an empty date and substituted the date parameter
value with DBNull.Value but that doesn't seem to remedy the situation.
Thanks for the help,
Josh Blair
Evergreen, CO
I have an ASP.NET app that uses ADO.NET for data access. I have a form
that allows a user to enter a date. This date field is not required
however. If they don't enter it, I shove a variable declared of type
System.DateTime that is initialized to null into the database. It
works but if you open the table in Access, the date field contains
12:00 AM. When this value is rendered in an Access form, it shows as
12/30/1899.
What can I do to basically insert null/nothing into that field?
I'm using the System.Data.OleDb library and a parameterized query to
insert this date data into the Access table.
I tried checking for an empty date and substituted the date parameter
value with DBNull.Value but that doesn't seem to remedy the situation.
Thanks for the help,
Josh Blair
Evergreen, CO