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MS SQL Date Usage Tutorial 1

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bholm

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Does anyone know of a good online source for a summary on how to use dates within MS SQL and Access 97. I'm trying to understand and learn the usage of dates while programming a Cold Fusion template using MS SQL queries to talk to a Access 97 db. MS does things the usual confusing way... Some rules of thumb or online tutorials would be excellent.

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Thanks so much, Terry!
That helps. What makes it particularly tricky for me working with Cold Fusion is that CF specifies variables with # symbols surrounding them. So to have a date variable in an MS SQL query that uses # symbols makes it hard at times.

Bruce
 

IYou don't need to use # in T-SQL. You can delimit dates with single quotes (i.e., 'jan 01 2001'). Terry L. Broadbent
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