I'm returning a date (5th Jan 2004) from Oracle using the
following query:
select TO_CHAR(invoice_date,'DD/MM/YYYY') from...
This should return my date in the UK format, and it
certainly appears to be doing just that in Toad. And it
also looks correct in my form as it shows as:
05/01/2004
However when I submit my form I am having to convert the
date to an Oracle format using this function: Code:
I'm calling an update procedure from Oracle using ASP..
<pre>
With objCommand
.CommandText = "{call cust_Update(?, ?, ?)}"
.CommandType = adCmdText
.Parameters(0).Value = varCus_id
.Parameters(1).Value = varf_Name
.Parameters(2).Value = varbirthdate
.Execute() ............
</pre>
the problem I'm having is when entering the birthdate. This is the error I get...
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for Oracle error '80040e14' I believe it has something to do with the delimiter in the date string("/"), but not sure? The Oracle procedure birth_date column is in "mm/dd/yy" format:
birth_date=to_char(i_birth_date,'mm/dd/yy')....
When I pass this in the textbox from the asp in this format I get the error? How can I resolve the ASP to take in the right characters for the birthdate?
I'm having hard time retrieving oracle date with the follwing sql statement:
Select * From Document Where Mydate= #" & RS("Mydate") & "#"
I get ORA-0091 invalid character error. Then I used the TO_Date function as follow:
Select * From Document Where Mydate= To_Date(RS("MyDate"),'mm/dd/yyyy')"
I get the error expected end of statement: Now When I inser an explicite date it works
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How do I bind Mydate into a variale and use it in the TO_Date Function .
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I used date()
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to_date('"&date()&"','DD-MMM-YYYY')
that's included in the insert statement, i keep getting the following error on the page:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80004005'
[Oracle][ODBC][Ora]ORA-01821: date format not recognized
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Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80020009)
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''''
datepart("m","d" , mydatevariable)
'''''
....doesnt work.