Hi,
Interesting.
> Thanks for all those who helped me with this a few days ago (I've only now
> had the chance to get back to programming).
>
> As someone correctly surmised, I am using Delphi and connecting to mySQL
via
> a TQuery (actually a TZQuery, via Zeos components). What I have discovered
> is that
> 1. mySQL doesn't like queries with date parameters (one must pass the date
> as a literal)
Hmmm... I do make use of parameters, but I noticed MySQL doesn't
provide me with the right datatype (like Firebird or InterBase do). So
I'm passing everything as a string to the parameter. :-/
> 2. the date format has to be changed to that of mySQL.
Well, that makes sense of course :-)
> 3. if one uses a table alias ("p" in my case), one is not allowed to use
the
> full table name - "projects.closeddate" causes an error, but p.closeddate
is
> ok.
That's according to the SQL standard: if you use an alias, address the
table by it's alias only.
With regards,
Martijn Tonies
Database Workbench - developer tool for InterBase, Firebird, MySQL & MS SQL
Server.
Upscene Productions
http://www.upscene.com
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