How to find Recods between two dates of ms-access database using vb6.0

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this code i written it gets executed but i won't seen the result on data report

rs.Open "SELECT * FROM tblwith WHERE (((datee) Between # " & DOR & "# And # " & DTPicker1 & "#))", con, adOpenForwardOnly, adLockReadOnly

plz help me

Posted 30-Oct-13 7:28am

Snjana143

Updated 31-Oct-13 6:35am

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ZurdoDev 30-Oct-13 13:52pm

What? That means there is no data, right?

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cigwork · Answer 1 · 2013-10-30T10:04:00

The SQL may execute, but it may not be the SQL you want or expect. You need to see what's being run. Suggest you break out the SQL into a separate variable, put a breakpoint on the fetch and have a look at what's being sent to the DB.

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dim queryString as string = "SELECT * FROM tblwith WHERE (((datee) Between # " & DOR & "# And # " & DTPicker1 & "#))"
' Put a break-point on the next line, run the code and look at queryString 
' in the immediate window.
rs.Open  queryString, con, adOpenForwardOnly, adLockReadOnly

Dates are always tricksy. You need to make sure that the client machine and any DB it's talking to aren't using different date formats, especially if you're handing them around as strings. For example, 10/2/2013. In the UK that's the 10th of Feb. in the US it's the 2nd of Oct. and 13/2/2013 might very well result in an error in a US format environment but will cause no problems whatsoever in a UK setup.

sp_suresh · Answer 2 · 2013-10-30T20:43:00

Solution 2

you have to use different format for MSACCESS using VB6
like
SELECT * FROM tblwith WHERE (((datee) Between '"#" & DOR & "#"' And '"#" & DTPicker1 & "#"'))"

Posted 30-Oct-13 20:43pm

sp_suresh

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Snjana143 31-Oct-13 12:06pm

it will not worked

Aniket Yadav · Answer 3 · 2013-11-09T19:55:00

Solution 3

Try this.

SELECT * FROM tblwith WHERE (datee) Between CDate('" & DOR & "') And CDate('" & DTPicker1 & "')

OR Try this

SELECT * FROM tblwith WHERE (datee) >= CDate('" & DOR & "') And (datee) <= CDate('" & DTPicker1 & "')

Hope this will solve your problem

Posted 9-Nov-13 19:55pm

Aniket Yadav