Susan Harkins
harkinsss at bellsouth.net
Fri Mar 10 16:17:04 CST 2006
Yes, I'm using T-SQL. The pro is simply a variable that represents the ADOX Procedures collection. I declared dte as a Date data type. I'm with you Billy -- I have never seen this kind of error when comparing dates before. I haven't looked at it anymore this afternoon. I'm going to test the pro.ModifiedDate property setting and see what it's returning -- possibly .Modified Date and Date aren't compatible? I don't know why they wouldn't be, but it's the best I can come up with at this point. ModifiedDate may possible be a DateTime, but you would think it would still reconcile the difference. Susan H. P.S. Coffee is "do I want to date you" viewing time. :) is this in TSQL? why is there a "pro." prefix in the expression? afaik it should be technically possible to use < operator for date expressions. maybe it thinks either "pro.ModifiedDate" or "dte" is not a date. Billy ps. some people think having coffee is also not considered a date; only movie and dinner