i need to delete all records based six month back based current month and year...
in this case all <01/09/2015
note:
field is named DATE1 (shorth date dd/mm/yyyy)
I use vb6 and access and ado
paraphs just post ... calculate for deletion 6 month back
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Re: paraphs just post ... calculate for deletetion 6 month b
Why is "six months back" <01/09/2015?
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Re: paraphs just post ... calculate for deletion 6 month bac
BTW, you said "field is named DATE1 (shorth date dd/mm/yyyy)". In case you may not understand Date fields, they are actually Date/Time fields. A "short date" is merely a format, it is not a data type.
Also, if you plan on entering a specific date (such as deleting all records where Date1 is before July 1, 2016), I think you need to use "...WHERE Date1<#07/01/2016#". I'm not 100% sure about this, but I think if you use the # to define a date, Access expects this to be in mm/dd/yy (or /yyyy) format, even though you may normally express this date as 01/07/2016. Instead, you might use something like "...WHERE Date1 < Date()-180".
Also, if you plan on entering a specific date (such as deleting all records where Date1 is before July 1, 2016), I think you need to use "...WHERE Date1<#07/01/2016#". I'm not 100% sure about this, but I think if you use the # to define a date, Access expects this to be in mm/dd/yy (or /yyyy) format, even though you may normally express this date as 01/07/2016. Instead, you might use something like "...WHERE Date1 < Date()-180".
Mark Liquorman
Land O Lakes, FL
see my website http://www.liquorman.net for Access Tips and Tricks, and for my Liquorman Utilities.
Land O Lakes, FL
see my website http://www.liquorman.net for Access Tips and Tricks, and for my Liquorman Utilities.