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    Resolved [RESOLVED] DATE issue....

    language: VB6
    database: MS ACCESS 2000
    AMERICAN short date format: M/d/yyyy
    INDIAN short date format: d/M/yyyy........(intended format)


    i have an mdb table with 2 fields: SignIn DATE & TIME in DATE/TIME format

    now in vb, u must be knowing that its stored in the US format by default..the date
    and i want to convert it into INDIAN format so i am uing the FORMAT( ) ..ok ?
    convertions is happenniing fine

    so i am using to Date datatype variables : dteID & dteIT for storing the signin date & time from the db...ok
    i am also wanting to store the current date & time in two other date datatype variables: dteOD & dteID

    i need two different dates and times..
    becoz i want to find the difference between them by using the concatenated expression of dteID & dteID and dteOD & dteOD....

    and then i am storeing the concatenated value of dteID & dteIT in dteEntryChrono
    and then i am storeing the concatenated value of dteOD & dteOT in dtExitChrono

    ISSUE:
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    values in debug mode:
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    dteID = 10/11/2006

    dteIT = 6:03:51 PM

    concatenation code line used: dteID & " " & dteIT

    dteEntryChrono = dteID & " " & dteIT
    |
    |_______10/11/2006 6:03:51 PM



    dteOD = 17/11/2006

    dteOT = 5:24:24 pm

    concatenation code line used: dteOD & " " & dteOT

    dteExitChrono = dteOD & " " & dteOT
    |
    |_______11/17/2006 5:24:24 pm.......HOW CHANGE IN FORMAT

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    how is it possible that "dteExitChrono" is showing 11/17/2006....when the variables dteOD is showing 17/11/2006...????

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    Regards,
    Gautam
    Last edited by intellogo; Nov 22nd, 2006 at 07:09 AM.

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