When the database is MSAccess, what's the best way to do this? I can think of two ways:
1. In Access, create a query that says date >= today. Then in SQL just use that query.
2. In VBScript build the SQL that handles date >= today.
Having said I can think of these two ways, should not imply that I have ever built the code to do this. Please describe what you see as the best way, and if you feel really helpful I'd love to see a touch of sample SQL/VB code.
Thanks!
1. In Access, create a query that says date >= today. Then in SQL just use that query.
2. In VBScript build the SQL that handles date >= today.
Having said I can think of these two ways, should not imply that I have ever built the code to do this. Please describe what you see as the best way, and if you feel really helpful I'd love to see a touch of sample SQL/VB code.
Thanks!