by Jerge » Tue, 10 Nov 1998 04:00:00
Are there any reasons not to use the combined date/time field?
Thanks in advance.
by Tom Hummel, International Superst » Tue, 10 Nov 1998 04:00:00
-Tom.
>Are there any reasons not to use the combined date/time field?
>Thanks in advance.
1. MySQL ODBC - Coverting Access date/time type to MySQL date/time type
All
Has anyone had the following problem with the MySQL ODBC (& hopefully
have a solution!):
When uploading tables from a Access '95 database to a MySQL database the
date/time type in Access become muddled! I have sent the data up in
dd/mm/yy format & yyyy-mm-dd format but the information comes out with
additional digits (e.g., '1998-12-14' comes out as '00:00:00 1998-12-14'
or the time 22:45:10 comes out with nn:nn:nn 22:45:10 (were 'n' is a
digit which depends on the time uploaded!)).
HELP!
Regards
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