I have an order processing system in which I have an OrderDate and a Completion Date
I want to print the difference in Weeks and Days between the two dates, i.e. if the completion date is 3 weeks and 2 days after the order date, I want to print : 3 Weeks and 2 Days, on the page. Is this possible ?
I have three text boxes. One text box holds a beginning date, a second holds an end date, and the third box holds the number of days in between. I would like the page to figure out the number of days in between the two dates without having to type in the number of days.
Is that possible to do without having to use some kind of confirmation page. I mean using a confirmation page would work also, but I wanted to cut out the number of steps that a user needs to complete the assigned task.
Text Box 1: Beginning Date Text Box 2: Ending Date Text Box 3: Number of Days in Between
I know I can use the weekday function in order to get the current day displayed to me, but is it possible to pass an inputed date in the format of 12/31/2005 or whatever to the weekday function so that it can evaluate it and say what day it will be on that date.
The reason for this is that I want to find a way of taking a range of dates from my database, basically a start date and an end date, and to identify all weekends that fall inside the range, so that they can be excluded from a count.
I am trying to impliment a feature in an ASP webpage that will basically count the number of days between when a projects specific start date is entered and when it is completed (completion date) I want my page to show how many days the project took to complete. Is there an easy way of doing this ? I am using an ACCESS database .
I have two fields [InstallationDate & InstallComplete] created by using Date() to input a DateTime type in my database. InstallationDate is the first date which then gets compared with InstallComplete.
What I would really like is to calculate when InstallComplete is greater than InstallationDate by two days [or even better still 48 hours]. Once this has happened then a text warning must show. I was thinking along the following lines. I know it is wrong but you can hopefully see how I'm thinking.....
<td align="center"> <% if Trim(rsDisplayAll.Fields.Item("InstallComplete").Value) > 2 then Response.Write("you are delayed by two days") else %>
I get all the employees and the hiredates. But I want to restrict the display of only those employees where the hiredates is greater than or equal to the the 1st of the current month. Should I do this in SQL query or in VBScript? Which should be more effective?
I'm a novice to ASP programming. I have an Microsoft Access DB that has a date field (e.g. 8/9/2005) for each record. I want to write an SQL statement that only returns records for the past 7 days. I am accustom to written statements for DB2 access, such as:
select * from mytable where date(mydate) > date(current timestamp - 7 days)
I have a field called EndTime in a table called tblSessions. This field is a Date type, with a General Date format (DD/MM/YYYY HH/MM/SS). I want an SQL query which can return entities which are less than 30 minutes old.
I have a simple select query in an Access database that has three parameters. Two are text, one is a date. If I run my query in Access, it prompts for the date, and two text parameters, I enter them, and they work fine. However, if I try to run the same thing in ASP, I get an error: Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e07'
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Data type mismatch in criteria expression. Code:
There maybe a easy solution but I just can't seem to find it. I've got a membership module that sets up a expiration date of one year since they joined. So I have a DB field called "membershipexpiry" which has the expiration date(). I'm doing up a backend to keep track of membership periods and want to display all memberships that would expire in 30 days. What would the right SQL statement be? sql = "SELECT * FROM users WHERE membershipexpiry..........".
i've googeled to find a asp-script that can compare all the records in two different access databases the mdb's have exactly the same tables what i want is that (the output) all the differences comes in a html-table in a webpage can anybody help me, are give me a example ?
I am trying to count all the records that have the dates of 6/21/04 - 6/27/04. I am using:
sql = "SELECT Count(datecreate) AS ct " &_ "FROM Database_Name..TableName WHERE datecreate = '6/21/04' OR datecreate='6/22/04' OR datecreate = '6/23/04' OR datecreate = '6/24/04' OR datecreate = '6/25/04' OR datecreate = '6/26/04' OR datecreate = '6/27/04' GROUP BY LastName "
It only counts the records woth the date 6/21/04. Does anyone know how to fix this or a better way to do this?
I have a database with date of births stored dd/mm/yyyy (english dating system) and =date() returns a date in the same format in my server. how do i find the persons age using these two pieces of date.
I built a asp website for my baby boy to let my family & friends to view notes and pictures about him and I was wondering if there was a code that I can use to automatically display the "years", "days" old he is based of his birthdate?
I need to create a new application in our test server. I am using VID for that purpose. In order to set up the project in VID, it asks me 'which server you want to use'. However, I do not have the name of the test server. Is there any way to configure the name of the server here? I have full rights to the server directory and is mapped on my machine as G drive.
Here is a function where you don't have to worry about the leap year.
You will have to still be aware of time differences between you and the server, and correct your data before entering it into the function. And of course time zones, yada yada ....
BUT I think that most people using this will just want to say if today is there bday than they are their new age. Code:
the script below writes the next seven dates and their weekday names. it works a treat, until it gets within seven days of the end of a month. when that happens, the number of days shrinks and shrinks until the 1st of the next month, when it goes back to normal.
my question is - what needs to be changed here in order for it continue displaying dates into the next month? Code:
I've got a very simple database holding requests that users have submitted.Once we take care of the request we mark it shipped.There's a check box field in the database which holds this value.
I'd like to create a page that lists all shipped requests for the past 10 days.The SQL is giving me problems though.I'm not sure how to write this out.
i want to add particular days of the week of past two months into a dropdown list according to current date at run time but i am unable to do so can anybody tell me how to do that.
I need help to find percentages, because I missed out on a lot of basic math education, I need it to be real clear step by step instruction for instance how would I go about finding 24 out of 32 one step at a time?
Does anyone know of a formula that I can use to work out the number of days in a month not including the weekends?
I know I could probably use a loop that checks each day and if it is a weekday it adds to a counter but I'm guessing that would make things run a tad slower and the way this system is running I wouldn't want to make it any slower.
I need to display the count of days on the page where the start date is the result of the record set and the end date is the current date. So if the record set value was 3/04/2007 than the display on the page would be "3" ( with todays date: 3/07/2007 as the end date). I know I need to use datediff(d,???? ) you can see where I get lost.