Thanks a lot! =)
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MVH, Martin Johansson
CEO & Project Supervisor
SD-Studios
+46 (0)70-3003320
http://www.sd-studios.com <http://www.sd-studios.com/>


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Ämne: [asp_databases] Re: Session.LCID...?


We've encoutered the same situation, especially with IIS 4, you must
use at the begining of EACH asp page the following instruction :

Session.LCID = 4105
setlocale("XX") ' For France it is "FR",  you'll have to find the correct
letters for Sweden

We also had to use "set dateformat dmy" in our SQL Queries/stocked
proc.

By using this three instruction on any kind of server configuration
(french, US...) the date and numbers format are always working
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Hi!
Im currently using Session.LCID to change the date-style. But it wont
work.
I've tried to put it like this:
Session.LCID = 4105

Why isnt this working?! I think the server uses IIS 5 or something..
WinNT
and the server is Swedish. Please help!
--
Martin Johansson,
CEO & Project Supervisor
SD-Studios
+46 (0)70-3003320
http://www.sd-studios.com