G
Gargamel
Hiya.
I've taken over the development of a web app written in ASP. It's not
very well coded. In the live environment it's fine, but on my local
machine it falls over whenever it tries to pass a date to a SQL Server
sproc. No idea why the person before me's been doing all this string
formatting with his dates, but anyway, the error is:
Application uses a value of the wrong type for the current operation.
The dates throughout are in mmddyyyy format, and presumably ADO
running on my local machine wants ddmmyyyy. I'm rebuilding the whole
app in C#.Net anyway so I don't think it's worth me running through
and making this jumble of code international date friendly, so my
question is, where exactly is the date format for ADO defined?
Windows? SQL Server?
Thanks loads!
Gargamel.
I've taken over the development of a web app written in ASP. It's not
very well coded. In the live environment it's fine, but on my local
machine it falls over whenever it tries to pass a date to a SQL Server
sproc. No idea why the person before me's been doing all this string
formatting with his dates, but anyway, the error is:
Application uses a value of the wrong type for the current operation.
The dates throughout are in mmddyyyy format, and presumably ADO
running on my local machine wants ddmmyyyy. I'm rebuilding the whole
app in C#.Net anyway so I don't think it's worth me running through
and making this jumble of code international date friendly, so my
question is, where exactly is the date format for ADO defined?
Windows? SQL Server?
Thanks loads!
Gargamel.