Oper
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| Posted: 01/13/2004, 6:10 PM |
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I'm recording in a Field the date using now()
so the filed contain Date + time
whne i using a report a use the normal date filter
when i choose Date from and date to the Date 2 dont shwoup on the grid. its obvious cause the date in the file have the time
onit and the ndate from the searcher is just a Date.
how could i solve this using Date from to.
for example: from 12/01/2004 to 13/01/2004
will display only the date 12/01/2004
cause the other record are like 13/01/2004 12:05:23
:) first real problem i cant solve since i started using CCS (and i strated from th eBeta) :)
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peterr
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| Posted: 01/14/2004, 1:48 AM |
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I'm not sure if you're using the Table or SQL statement, but you should be able to specify somewhere to search for the ending date smaller than date_parameter +1.
I haven't done this myself, but now tried quickly in MS Access and such WHERE statement worked.
(WHERE order_date > [Start Date] AND order_date < [End Date]+1)
Since the entered date starts at midnight, adding one day will allow you to look only for records with a time before midnight the next day.
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| Posted: 01/14/2004, 2:54 PM |
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i was trying to do that but how i incorporate
this: [s_order_date < End Date]+1 on the Grid Table Selection?
thank for the answer peterr in advanced
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Edd
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| Posted: 01/14/2004, 6:59 PM |
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Oper_g,
I don't know what database you are using but I always convert my dates to strings and truncate the times. I have been screwed up dozen's of times where machines have been set back to US date formats (I am an Aussie) and you get caught some times when operators upgrade Web and SQL servers and don't set the local dates.
In MSSQL I use the convert function - change your select to SQL.
Where convert(Char(10, order_date, 120) = '{s_order_date}'
make sure your s_order_date is format 'YYYY-MM-DD' and it will work.
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BlinkyBill
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| Posted: 01/15/2004, 1:07 AM |
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Quote Edd:
Oper_g,
In MSSQL I use the convert function - change your select to SQL.
Where convert(Char(10, order_date, 120) = '{s_order_date}'
Edd,
The convert function is redundant in the above example, with SQL Server just use ISO format for all dates, ie
WHERE order_date = '20040115'
the server will do the implicit conversion for you, ISO is YYYYMMDD. Plus this looks neater.
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peterr
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| Posted: 01/15/2004, 1:08 PM |
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Oper,
The above suggestions should be helpful if you change your Table-based Data Source to an SQL statement. In such case you may also try this Where statement:
WHERE order_date < #{s_date}# +1
Since you're using Grid Table Selection, here is sample code for "Before Build Select" event:
dim s_date
s_date = CCGetRequestParam("s_date", ccsGET)
if s_date<>"" then orders.DataSource.Where = "order_date < #" & CCGetRequestParam("s_date", ccsGET) & "# +1"
(I run a quick test with MS Access)
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peterr
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| Posted: 01/15/2004, 1:11 PM |
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Oops, the "Before Build Select" event code should be:
dim s_date
s_date = CCGetRequestParam("s_date", ccsGET)
if s_date<>"" then orders.DataSource.Where = "order_date < #" & s_date & "# +1"
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