[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks , will try that.
What is as excel_date?
Is this a variable or is this jus plain SQL against SQLite?
Bart,
excel_date is just a normal SQL alias name for the complicated
expression. The string 'execl_date' will be returned as the name of this
result column. This name is only used if you look at or display the
column name, like you would if you use the sqlite shell to execute the
command.
P.S. see my subsequent post after I noticed that your datefield was an
integer raher than a string. Note that this string based version will
also work because sqlite automatically converts the integer datefield
value into a string to pass it to the substr function.
HTH
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