[RESOLVED] help with SQL and dates and update

[rasty1611]

1.How can you select the fields with an SQL statement and using a date column. For example:

.RecordSource = "Select * from tableA where Adate between " & txtDate1 & " and " & txtDate 2

2.Can I get somehow the records that i need and perform calculations with them and save the calculation result in another column in the same records?

for example, with a loop add number1 and number2 to result which all are columns in my database? I can send the code if you prefer...
in a for loop:
(.Fields(10)) = (.Fields(2))+(.Fields(3))
how do I update (.Fields(10))??

[Hack]

That depends on what database you are using.

Access wants # arounds dates and SQL Server wants single quotes.

[salvelinus]

1.How can you select the fields with an SQL statement and using a date column. For example:

.RecordSource = "Select * from tableA where Adate between " & txtDate1 & " and " & txtDate 2

.RecordSource = "Select * from tableA where Adate between #" & txtDate1 & "# and #" & txtDate 2 & "#"
also don't know if it's a type, but txtDate 2 should be txtDate2 - no space.

2.Can I get somehow the records that i need and perform calculations with them and save the calculation result in another column in the same records?

for example, with a loop add number1 and number2 to result which all are columns in my database? I can send the code if you prefer...
in a for loop:
(.Fields(10)) = (.Fields(2))+(.Fields(3))
how do I update (.Fields(10))??

That would be an UPDATE statement in SQL.
I wouldn't do it your intended way, maybe a matter of preference. I'd calculate Field2 + Field3, then Update field 10, using SQL. It's (almost) always faster, and easier to trace errors. IMHO. I