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Date conversions between Microsoft SQL Server and Viewing in MS Access
After establishing an ODBC link to a local Microsoft SQL Express 2005 server through Microsoft Access, I have a table column called LKL_Date is displayed in military date format DDhhhhZMmmYYYY when viewed through the application user interface however, when I view the data in this column through...- johnb1023
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- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Data Transformation Services
