I'm using placeholders because it's not always going to be 'today' that I want to match. The eventual statement will be a BETWEEN clause.

Maybe I need to just make my dates go to a minute before and a minute after midnight, on the appropriate dates.

The thing that kills me is if I do this 

WorkOrd.ClearDate  >= #3/19/2003#

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it works correctly. Trying to get the hash-marks into the placeholder is what causes the ODBC driver to bomb though; I don't know what's happening in there.

In reply to Re: Re: DBD::ODBC, Access, date comparisons by finni
in thread DBD::ODBC, Access, date comparisons by finni

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