I have a date field in my Access database that stores the date/time
in this format: 9/30/2004 3:30:08 PM
The, I have a script that needs to return all records inserted
yesterday. Right now, the script always returns "0" even when
records have been inserted to the database. Anyone know what I am
doing wrong here?
Here is the script so far:
dtTempDate1 = DateAdd ("d", -1, Date)
mySQL1 = "SELECT Count(*) FROM tblProfiles WHERE fDateCreated = #" &
dtTempDate1 & "# AND fType = 'Rep'"
Set objRS1 = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
Would it be better to use something like this:
fDateCreated BETWEEN dtTempDate1 AND Date()?
Thanks,
PW
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