Re: ASP with SQL Command problem
am 06.11.2004 07:53:58 von unknown
Is your column a date type, i.e. datetime or smalldatetime? If not, your <
and > comparisons will be text-based.
Also, read up on date formats here: http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2260
Additionally, what database type?
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> strSQL = "SELECT * FROM list"
> strSQL = strSQL & " Where date1 > '10/30/2004' and date1 < '11/2/2004'"
>
> It returns the result:
>
>
> date1
> -----------
> 1/1/2004
> 10/7/2004
> 10/5/2004
> 10/4/2004
>
> Why does it not match the range?
>
Re: ASP with SQL Command problem
am 06.11.2004 14:46:51 von reb01501
(^_^) wrote:
> strSQL = "SELECT * FROM list"
> strSQL = strSQL & " Where date1 > '10/30/2004' and date1 <
> '11/2/2004'"
>
> It returns the result:
>
>
> date1
> -----------
> 1/1/2004
> 10/7/2004
> 10/5/2004
> 10/4/2004
>
> Why does it not match the range?
What database type and version are you using?
What is the datatype of the date1 column?
Why does the column name have a number in it? This is usually an indication
of less-than-optimum database design.
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Re: ASP with SQL Command problem
am 08.11.2004 11:34:46 von iamnot
It is general datetime.
in article uEOJxz8wEHA.1976@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl, Ray Costanzo [MVP] at my
first name at lane 34 dot commercial wrote on 6/11/04 14:53:
> Is your column a date type, i.e. datetime or smalldatetime? If not, your <
> and > comparisons will be text-based.
>
> Also, read up on date formats here: http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2260
>
> Additionally, what database type?
>
> Ray at home
>
> "(^_^)" wrote in message
> news:BDB276AF.F85%iamnot@home.com...
>> strSQL = "SELECT * FROM list"
>> strSQL = strSQL & " Where date1 > '10/30/2004' and date1 < '11/2/2004'"
>>
>> It returns the result:
>>
>>
>> date1
>> -----------
>> 1/1/2004
>> 10/7/2004
>> 10/5/2004
>> 10/4/2004
>>
>> Why does it not match the range?
>>
>
>