i have a table:
RECORDS1
fields:
DATE1,NAME1
data is
21,10,2005 10:24:34 ANDY
21,10,2005 15:24:45 DAVID
i search date with this sql
select * from RECORDS1 where DATE1='21,10,20 05'
nothing found its empty
i try this also
SELECT *
FROM RECORDS1
WHERE (DATE1 >= @date1) AND (DATE1 < @data1 + 1)
to parameter i put date.now value and search
this finds them when the time is before 21,10,2005 10:24:34
when the time after 21,10,2005 15:24:45 it cannot find anything
my problem is put a date parameter and search date in sql
i dont want time
i need date only
thanks
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Bafidi,
Try to use parameters for this. There are more than alone this sample
expecially for your problem on our VB-Tips website. http://www.vb-tips.com/default.aspx?...3-eb8b44af0137
By instance a very short one with SQL and the same as this one. Be aware
that especially the parameters acts differrent between OleDb and by instance
SQLClient.
I hope this helps,
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