How To Convert UK Date To US Date Using .asp & MS Access
I have built an online booking system for a hotel and all is working fine except for the fact that the ‘From’ and ‘To’ dates are saved in the MS Access database in US format. The user selects from a date picker pop, which places the in the textfield as English format e.g. 02/12/2007.
However when I try and save this value into the date column in my DB I obviously receive an error because the formats are different. Please could someone advise me on the best way to convert an English date to a US in order to insert this into the DB using ASP & MS Access.
At the moment I am using plain text as the column type, but this is not ideal as I want to start to run queries against the 2 dates.
having issues submitting dates to a mysql db, ive converted the database from access to mysql and im having issues submitting dates. this is what i have when submitting to access Code:
I am trying to compare a variable with a db plain text field as follows: access db has field named HFRNUM as text .... ex: 12182003-A
I create a variable in vb as follows: Dim hfr_today HFR_Today = (Month(DATE)) & (DAY(DATE)) & (YEAR(DATE)) & "-A"
Unfortuantely, I think the HFR_Today var is not text and when I look for a record that is LIKE or = the var, it returns blank.
I display my variable and see 12182003-A, yet it does not find the record that matches (except data type perhaps?) Is my variable of a different data type, and if so, how can I make it plain text?
Can anyone please tell me is there any method to convert the week to the date?? For example If the week is 6 then we can get the date where the date is between '2/1/2004' and '2/7/2004'
I've got an ASP script connected to a db table with a datetime field which is filled mannually for each record. When I want to select only those records with a date greater than todays date using this sql query:
Select * from fixtures where home_team_code = '" & idno & "' or away_team_code = '" & idno & "' and game_date > '" & today & "' order by game_date asc
it returns all records rather than only records with a date in the future. Is this something to do with the fact that i'm comparing a string to a datetime?? Can I use a VBScript function to make the string comparable to datetime?
I ve a problem regarding the date format. i m using access as a database and want to insert date in dd mm yyyy format but wen the date is less than 12 then it converts it into mm dd yyyy and store it like that. this is really creating a problem .
I've got a shipping date field which I read from a database, I want to bring up two weeks of data based on the shipping date.
For example, If the weekday was Tuesday id like to convert the weekday to a date then bring up the results based on the next upcoming Tuesday and all the orders that are inside a future 2 weeks shipping date, as above. How can I convert a weekday to a date, is this possible?
I want insert string date from web form into oracle DB, using following to get date value:
sUpdateTime = Request.Form("date")
the date format the user enetr on the web is mm/dd/yyyy: h24:mi:ss (e.g. 04/13/2005 13:35:01). UpdateTime datatype in Oracle is date, so when insert sUpdateTime into DB, using following code got problem, I knew using To_Date (...) in the insert sql, but don't know the syntax.
I am developing a simple booking system where I had a booking date. The problem is I want to make sure that the user must book 3 days in advanced for certain room.
I have tried to use DateDiff but it seems doesn't work. Actually i just 1 to make sure that the user must book 3 days in advanced from the current date. I am wondering whether there is anything goes wrong in my datediff function. Code:
i'm new here and i'd like to ask if there's someone who knows how to compare date() function and date from database with date/time type inside select statement so i don't have to do if..then..else
I have an access database which has a date field. I've entered all of the dates in valid UK format (dd/mm/yyyy). An example of the table looks like this:
Before everyone says go to this page read this page, I am new to the asp side of development and so still in the learning stage.
The Problem.
I have a website using asp and a ms access database. I have a couple of forms that get entered into the database and then update. but with this the date is added automatically into the database.
So when someone does a search it comes up what date it was posted. The trouble is it comes out in american format, where as i want it in british format. I have done what it says in some of the suggestions on the site but I either get:
I have created a DB in access that has the 2005 NFL season in it. I would like to display the current weeks games. I have been trying things along these lines.
<% if now() = SELECT * FROM NFLsched WHERE (scheddte BETWEEN #01-Jun-2005# AND #12-aug-2005#) then response.write(SELECT NFLSched.Game, NFLSched.EST, NFLSched.scheddte, NFLSched.Week FROM NFLSched WHERE (((NFLSched.Week)="week 1"))
Not having much luck. Can anyone steer me in the right direction?
In my page i have two combobox. one for year and one for week numbers.Now my prob is
1.when i select a year from combo box 1, second combox box will display the number of weeks in that year.eg if i select 2005 it display me list from 1 to 53 as there are 53 weeks in 2005.
2.when i select a weeknumber from combobox 2 and press submit button it ll display start date and end date of entered week.
I have an Access database with a date field The format that we store values is dd/mm/yyyy (greek)The problem is that i can't retreive the correct dates because the queries return only the english format dates. How to format the query to english date format (mm/dd/yyyy)?
I have a db that has a field 'enddate' and I want to UPDATE all the records there 'enddate' has passed... i.e. the record has expired.
The trouble I get is that no matter what the date, it marks all the records as expired, even though some have not... It's nothing to do with the 'impressions' or 'maximps' fields as I have taken those out and the problem still happens. I have a good testing database set up, and it should be showing some results...
I am storing dates in a database. WHen i come to do sql queries on the dates access is interpreting them as US format (mm/dd/yyyy). When the date is stored in the db it is in the correct uk format (dd/mm/yyyy) but when asp passes the queries to access the date format changes if the day is above 13.
For example if the date being searched is 10/2/2006 (10th feb 2006) it is searching the database for 2nd October 2006. If the i pass is 13/02/2006 (13th feb 2006) it searches it correctly.
I have tried setting the session.lcid to 2057 but this makes no difference. I read somewhere that access automatically treates dates as US format and only tries another format if the us format doesnt make sense. Is there any way around this?
I have more than one date field on my ASP forms (and in the sister MS Access table) I can not write (created the record in Access table) to the table UNLESS there is date data in ALL the date fields on the ASP form.
I need to be able to have the user enter only one date, then do back at a later time and enter the other date.I am using the short date format in Access table (MM/DD/YYYY) When there is only one date field (on ASP form and in Access table) the date is written and the record is created.
the date format in my database(ms access) used to be mm/dd/yyyy and i've changed to dd/mm/yyyy. Now the date appears fine in the db. however wen i retrieve the data and displays in on a form, it is back to it's default format(mm/dd/yyyy). is there anyway whereby i can change it?maybe something like FormatNumber(rs("FromDate")) or whatsoever?
I have a date field which I use var1 = new Date() to save under MS-Access field with "text" to be the data type (date/time is NOT accepting). I have tried using
var2 = new Date(oRS("field1")) var2.getMonth() does not get the right saved month
how to retrieve the date and time using Javascript? Or I should use var2 = new String(oRS("field1")) The result of var2 would be "Thu Mar 31 11:11:11 EST 2005". Is checking the location of spaces the only way to get date and time?
Basically I'm trying to save and retrieve a UK date (dd/mm/yyy) to an Access database using asp. The database resides on a server located in the US
Things I've tried so far:
-- Specifiying Session.LCID both in Global.asa and individual ASP pages
-- Using Custom formatting to format date before entering into database (using SPLIT function)
-- Using custom formatting to format date AFTER retreiveing from database
The problem is that the date seems to change how it's stored in the database. If I entered "16/02/1982", it would be saved in teh database as '02/16/1982".. but if I entered "03/04/2005" it would save it as this.. So fomatting after retreiveing the date from the DB just messes everything up!
Does anyone have any ideas how to solve this other than moving to a UK server?
I have an access db called boards with a table called notes and I want to add a time and date data to the table. The code for adding data to the db is: Code:
