I think the actual problem might lie in your Mortgage = 'yes' statement.
Try the code below.
<CFSET CurrentDate = CreateDate(ToYear, ToMonth, ToDay)>
SELECT EntryDate
FROM ChamberOrderInfo
WHERE Mortgage = 1 (is mortgage is a bit field? use this, if it is text
field with 'Yes' or 'No' (not usually the case) then do what you have
below.)
AND EntryDate = #CreateODBCDate(CurrentDate)#
BYron
-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Everland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2000 10:01 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Searching Access Date Field
Before Y2K I changed all the databases to long date, now I am having
problems searching a date field. This is how I create the date
<CFSET TO = "#CreateODBCDate(CREATEDATE(TOYEAR,TOMONTH, TODAY))#">
THis is how I search it
Select ENTRYDATE
from ChamberOrderInfo
WHERE MORTGAGE = 'YES'
AND ENTRYDATE = #TO#
So if the date comes up with March 3, 2000 it shows no records, but there
are records there. Am I formatting the date wrong. Can anyone help. It's
driving me crazy.
Bob Everland
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