Here is a snippet of code I used to do exactly that in an Access database.
Elements 8 and 9 in my ComputerInfo array are Date and Time respectively.
LastDate is the date-time column of a second table, but you could just as
easily write your new value back into the original date column.
// determine date and time of last touch
strComputerInfo[8] = row["CollDate"].ToString().Trim();
strComputerInfo[9] = row["CollTime"].ToString().Trim();
strComputerInfo[8] = strComputerInfo[8].Remove(strComputerInfo[8].Length -
12, 12);
strComputerInfo[9] = strComputerInfo[9].Remove(0, 11);
strComputerInfo[9] = strComputerInfo[8] + " " + strComputerInfo[9];
if (strComputerInfo[9].Length > 0)
LastDate = Convert.ToDateTime(strComputerInfo[9]);
newrow["LastDate"] = LastDate;
I hope this helps.
- carl
"Frank Rocco" <fa*****@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Hello,
We have a database that as two datetime fields.
field1 has the date and field2 has the time.
I need to merge field1 & field2 into field1.
Can someone help me with this syntax?
P.S. I did not design the database.<g>
Thanks for the help
Frank