functions are propritary in nature -- and varry greatly between databases.
Take a look Ben Forta's article,
The Case Against Coding for Portability - DATABASES ARE DIFFERENT, on
using database functions for applications at
http://www.sys-con.com/coldfusion/article.cfm?id=705
P.S. You can add sysdate() for those using Oracle. now() however works in MS Access.
Jeremy Brodie
Edgewater Technology
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>Is there a common function for getting the current date/time for MS SQL
>and MySQL? Anything I can use across both databases would be great, but
>MS doesn't like now() and MySQL doesn't like getDate(). Am I missing
>something?
>
>John
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