L
Luis Esteban Valencia
Hi,
I am using windows 2000 Pro with SP4 for development and database is
access2000. Regional Setting is as follows:
Regional Options:
Your locale(location): English United States
short date format: M/d/yyyy
long date: dddd, MMMM dd, yyyy
In Access date/time filed set to MediumDate
In aspx forms page option as;
<%@ Page Language="vb" codePage="1256" culture="ar-AE" uiCulture="ar-AE"%>
Im retriving user input date as follows;
Dim txtIn As String = Month(txtIN.Text) & "/" & Day(txtIN.Text) & "/" &
Year(txtIN.Text)
and insert into table;
suppose user enter 05/01/2005 then I get 05-Jan-2005 in table in correct
format.
THe problem is that, when I moved the program Windows XP pro SP1 and did
same settings as described above,
I get date in the table wrong way.
suppose user enter 05/01/2005 then I get 01-May-2005 instead of expected
05/jan-2005. I expect 05-jan-2005 here like I got in win2000.
How can I solve the problem? What settings need to be changed?
COuld anyone help to overme this problem?
I am using windows 2000 Pro with SP4 for development and database is
access2000. Regional Setting is as follows:
Regional Options:
Your locale(location): English United States
short date format: M/d/yyyy
long date: dddd, MMMM dd, yyyy
In Access date/time filed set to MediumDate
In aspx forms page option as;
<%@ Page Language="vb" codePage="1256" culture="ar-AE" uiCulture="ar-AE"%>
Im retriving user input date as follows;
Dim txtIn As String = Month(txtIN.Text) & "/" & Day(txtIN.Text) & "/" &
Year(txtIN.Text)
and insert into table;
suppose user enter 05/01/2005 then I get 05-Jan-2005 in table in correct
format.
THe problem is that, when I moved the program Windows XP pro SP1 and did
same settings as described above,
I get date in the table wrong way.
suppose user enter 05/01/2005 then I get 01-May-2005 instead of expected
05/jan-2005. I expect 05-jan-2005 here like I got in win2000.
How can I solve the problem? What settings need to be changed?
COuld anyone help to overme this problem?