Re: Date Stamp
- From: "Jamie Collins" <jamiecollins@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 26 Jul 2006 04:02:39 -0700
Craig Hornish wrote:
If your table field name is "Date" or "Time"
Be sure to use [ ] brackets around the field names in queries and vba code
when referring to fields that are using these reserved words as the column
header so that Access can distinguish between your table field name and
the
built-in function.
Better yet - Change it to DateStamp or TimeStamp - for clarity (BirthDate,
HireDate etc.) and the issue about reserved words.
....and the issue about reserved words remains.
TIMESTAMP is a standard SQL data type, synonymous with Access/Jet's
DATETIME type. Acess/Jet's big sister, SQL Server, has a TIMESTAMP
9so-called) data type. Hence, TIMESTAMP is a reserved word in Jet 4.0,
SQL Server, SQL-92, SQL-99, SQL-2003 and ODBC.
Jamie.
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