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Aug 11, 2003

Hi all

I wonder whether any of you can help me with a bit of code that you may have already had to execute??

I have a SQL database logging activities and a load of information in a mdb file that needs to be imported.

Unfortunately the data in the SQL database is in the format yyyy-mm-dd and the data in the mdb file is in dd/mmmm/yyyy.

When i run a DTS to import the data the new rows are imported as they were YYYY-dd-mm.:mad:

example:
data logging as
2003-08-10
2003-08-11

imported data from last week arrives as
2003-01-08
2003-02-08
2003-03-08
etc

how can i manipulate the data in SQL to reverse the day and month numbers for Aug 1st to Aug 8th??

I have tried changing the mdb data format but that doesnt make a difference. I dont understand DTS enough to know whether it is possible there :confused: and my SQL skills dont rise to the challenge - yet!! :o

TIA

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