If you are trying to insert into a Date/Time field you don't need to put
the #CreateODBCDateTime(now())# in ''.
It would be nice to see more of your SQL to help though.
Michael
At 03:09 PM 10/27/00, you wrote:
>I have a access database and I can't get the value of ,
>'#CreateODBCDateTime(Now()
CreateODBDateTime will put in ' inside the {ts...} what we are talking
about is the ones on the outside of the {ts...}
Micahel
At 03:58 PM 10/27/00, you wrote:
>CreateODBCDateTime puts the apostrophes by itself. That is the prob.
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I'm working on an inventory management system for a small subset of out
product database (only about 3k records compared to about 125k records).
When returning the recordset, I want to break it up into bite sized chunks.
Only problem is, using , the query is
still returning about 3k records and on
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I want to use CFFTP to retrieve files based on their attributes. I don't
have a problem getting it to open a connection, list files, download files,
and close a connection. I do however, have a problem seeing the attributes
of the files as they actually are.
CFFTP reports a particular files attri
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