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Comments by Silenous (Top 4 by date)
Silenous
3-Apr-13 12:33pm
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But I still get the data type part. I used Phoenyx's part of the code and from what I noticed using the breakpoints, the code picks up what I give it to enter in the database but everything is set as string. Now how will I set the DOB as a date/time, like it is in Access?
Silenous
3-Apr-13 12:24pm
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Just did, syntax error, the correct way is '#Date Of Birth#' after all :)
Silenous
3-Apr-13 12:11pm
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To Pheonyx: I tried the piece of code you gave me but it still shows up with the same error, again on the sqlCmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
Silenous
3-Apr-13 11:54am
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Now I am getting this "Syntax error in date in query expression '#'@Date Of Birth''." using the ## you told me to use Phantom. Any other way to point out that that is a date using C# and Access?