the date Formats in VB6 n in access are different. i have written an insert query for inserting all details including date into the database but it is not working. i think it is because of this format difference. how do i handle it???
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the date Formats in VB6 n in access are different. i have written an insert query for inserting all details including date into the database but it is not working. i think it is because of this format difference. how do i handle it???
Can you post your sql statement here? Did you check the datatypes of your fields?
Did you enclosed the dates in your sql query with #?
Rey Sean
the date Formats in VB6 n in access are different. i have written an insert query for inserting all details including date into the database but it is not working. i think it is because of this format difference. how do i handle it???
Hey,
u can take the Date as String, then perform ur other tasks.
Hey,
u can take the Date as String, then perform ur other tasks.
This is unadvisable.....
You should format your data before your query in a format that is acceptable in Access something like this:
Format$(txtdate.Text, "m/dd/yy")
Regards
This is unadvisable.....
Hi daniel aristidou,
Text1.text is String or other type Data in creative1 ?. Reply me. If u create any mad like comment, u must think before abt that.
Thnks,
shuvo2k6
In my reply I assumed you have entered your data in a textbox that you want to convert. I think you better post what you have in your code. It will be far easy to suggest any thing that will help you.
Why don't you samply type DATE FORMATS in VB help. And you have what you want
*VACE*
please post your insert code...
In VB6:
Private Sub Command1_Click()
Text1.Text = Format(Date, "dd mmmm, yyyy")
End Sub
rs.Open "insert into Invoice_master(Inv_No,Inv_Date,Inv_Type,Cust_Code, Salesman_Code,Due_Date) values(" & Val(txtInvNo.Text) & ",'" & txtDate.Text & "','" & txtInvType.Text & "'," & Val(txtCustCode.Text) & "," & Val(txtSaleCode.Text) & ",'" & txtDue.Text & "')", con, 3, 3
This is the insert statement. tell me where to make changes.
rs.Open "INSERT INTO Invoice_master(Inv_No,Inv_Date,Inv_Type,Cust_Code, Salesman_Code,Due_Date) VALUES " & Val(txtInvNo.Text) & ",'" & txtDate.Text & "','" & txtInvType.Text & "'," & Val(txtCustCode.Text) & "," & Val(txtSaleCode.Text) & ",'" & txtDue.Text & "')", con, 3, 3
This is the insert statement. tell me where to make changes.
Hi
Change your codes to -
rs.Open "INSERT INTO Invoice_master(Inv_No,Inv_Date,Inv_Type,Cust_Code,Salesman_Code,Due_Date) VALUES (" & Val(txtInvNo.Text) & ",#" & txtDate.Text & "#,'" & txtInvType.Text & "'," & Val(txtCustCode.Text) & "," & Val(txtSaleCode.Text) & ",#" & txtDue.Text & "#)", con, 3, 3
-
Rey Sean
Hi
Change your codes to
-
rs.Open "INSERT INTO Invoice_master(Inv_No,Inv_Date,Inv_Type,Cust_Code,Salesman_Code,Due_Date) VALUES (" & Val(txtInvNo.Text) & ",#" & txtDate.Text & "#,'" & txtInvType.Text & "'," & Val(txtCustCode.Text) & "," & Val(txtSaleCode.Text) & ",#" & txtDue.Text & "#)", con, 3, 3
-
Rey Sean
I tried the above query bt I am getting the following error....
Syntax error in date in query expression '# #' .
I tried the above query bt I am getting the following error....
Syntax error in date in query expression '# #' .
Really?, May I see your sample value in txtDate and txtDue. Are your Inv_Date and Due_Date are Date/Time Datatypes?
Rey Sean
Really?, May I see your sample value in txtDate and txtDue. Are your Inv_Date and Due_Date are Date/Time Datatypes?
Rey Sean
They are Short Dates....
sample:-3/2/2008
They are Short Dates....
sample:-3/2/2008
Did you check the datatypes of Inv_Date and Due_Date?
if you're using that format, try this -
Format(Inv_Date, "d/m/yyyy")
-
Format(Due_Date, "d/m/yyyy")
-
Rey Sean
Syntax error in date in query expression '# #' .
This seems to imply that one or the other of your textboxes was empty. What I'd suggest as a debugging aid is to set a break point and copy/paste here the actual string which is being passed to the SQL interpreter. We've seen the code, but I believe we need to see the result of the code.
In other words, set a break point on the Rs.Open statement. When it breaks, go to Immediate window and enter... - Print "INSERT INTO Invoice_master(Inv_No,Inv_Date,Inv_Type,Cust_Code, Salesman_Code,Due_Date) VALUES (" & Val(txtInvNo.Text) & ",#" & txtDate.Text & "#,'" & txtInvType.Text & "'," & Val(txtCustCode.Text) & "," & Val(txtSaleCode.Text) & ",#" & txtDue.Text & "#)"
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