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asp_databases thread: Help needed.... DateTime....Time retrieval


Message #1 by "Nagesh" <nagesh5286@h...> on Fri, 29 Sep 2000 10:58:04 +0100
To whom who can help me..please



I have problem here,I have a webpage using ASP to update a database, SQL

Server 7.0.And I am sharing the database with another applicaton which is

developed with VB6.



The problem is, when I update the database, it is supposed to check

whether there is a record in the database by checking the date and time.

If the record is not there then it is supposed to add a new record but if

it is there it is supposed to update the fields in the record.



But,when a new time is added via the application(VB6),my web version is

not able to retrieve that particular record with that time.So, when I add

a same time with that previous time,instead of giving me notice that the

time already exist ..it updates for me a new record with the time format

as 01/01/1999 13:00:00(where 13:00:00 is the time that I requested),the

strange date(01/01/1999) appears in front of the time.But if my friend

updates the record through the application version,it updates as 13:00:00



And also,the application version can see my updates but I cannot see their

updates.I select my time as below:



-------------------------------the code-----------------------------------



set RS = createobject("ADODB.Recordset")



RS.Open "select * from tbk_sheet where service_id = '" & varService & "'

and Route_id = '" & varRoute & "' and Ddate = ' " & varDate & " ' and

CONVERT(varchar,Dtime, 108) = '" & vartime & "' ",

"dsn=express_SQL;uid=sa;pwd=;"



---------------------------------------------------------------------------





I do hope somebody or anybody can help me as soon as possible because it

is already my deadline.I thank in advance.



Waiting eagerly for a solution,

Nagesh



Message #2 by Toby Anscombe <tanscombe@m...> on Fri, 29 Sep 2000 13:59:12 +0100
Change the sp that does the insert to use GetDate() as it's value, this will

cure one potential problem by always having the same time reference and

avoiding any regional settings on the webserver.



HTH



Regards

T



-----Original Message-----

From: Nagesh [mailto:nagesh5286@h...]

Sent: 29 September 2000 10:58

To: ASP Databases

Subject: [asp_databases] Help needed.... DateTime....Time retrieval





To whom who can help me..please



I have problem here,I have a webpage using ASP to update a database, SQL

Server 7.0.And I am sharing the database with another applicaton which is

developed with VB6.



The problem is, when I update the database, it is supposed to check

whether there is a record in the database by checking the date and time.

If the record is not there then it is supposed to add a new record but if

it is there it is supposed to update the fields in the record.



But,when a new time is added via the application(VB6),my web version is

not able to retrieve that particular record with that time.So, when I add

a same time with that previous time,instead of giving me notice that the

time already exist ..it updates for me a new record with the time format

as 01/01/1999 13:00:00(where 13:00:00 is the time that I requested),the

strange date(01/01/1999) appears in front of the time.But if my friend

updates the record through the application version,it updates as 13:00:00



And also,the application version can see my updates but I cannot see their

updates.I select my time as below:



-------------------------------the code-----------------------------------



set RS = createobject("ADODB.Recordset")



RS.Open "select * from tbk_sheet where service_id = '" & varService & "'

and Route_id = '" & varRoute & "' and Ddate = ' " & varDate & " ' and

CONVERT(varchar,Dtime, 108) = '" & vartime & "' ",

"dsn=express_SQL;uid=sa;pwd=;"



---------------------------------------------------------------------------





I do hope somebody or anybody can help me as soon as possible because it

is already my deadline.I thank in advance.



Waiting eagerly for a solution,

Nagesh






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