hello everyone:
if you want to change to value of the date easy, use
FORMAT(datetime.value,"ddMMyyyy") or the format what u like.
or in the moment when you variable get the value do this:
private ValueOfDate as Datetime
Public Property ValueOfDate() As DateTime
Get
Return _ValueOfDate
End Get
Set(ByVal value As DateTime)
_ ValueOfDate = format(value,"ddMMyyyyy")
End Set
End Property
but remember what type is your field of mysql table?
if is Datetime = the format default is yyyy-MM-dd then you have to format
the value and this is all :).
Manuel Lazo.
Lima - Perú.
2012/3/6 Cerebrus <[email protected]>
> Doesn't the MySQL connector handle datetime types automatically ?? Why
> the need to convert it to a (reversed) date string ?
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