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Win32::ODBC - Date Format problem

rajiv07
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Hi to all,

I have use Win32::ODBC module to access Ms Access database.Here the Date Is not getting update.Could u Tell me the date format to update.

So for I have tried..

[PHP]$q="update trackinfo set expdate='2007-08-29' where trackid='6'";
$db->Sql($q);[/PHP]

Thank You
Aug 29 '07 #1
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miller
1,089 Expert 1GB
Add error checking to verify that your sql statement is actually being executed. I do not know the proper syntax for Win32::ODBC.

Any error response should indicate whether there is a problem in the date format.

The Access Forum can tell you what the format of the SQL statement should be if that's the problem.

- Miller
Aug 30 '07 #2

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