> Problem solved
> 
> <cfset year2 = year(qry_getSampleState.dateFrom)>
> <cfset month2 = month(qry_getSampleState.dateFrom)>
> <cfset day2 = day(qry_getSampleState.dateFrom)>
> <cfset cov = qry_getSampleState.datefrom>
> <cfset cov=#createDate(year2,month2,day2)#>
>                               
> <cfset year1 = year(qry_getSampleState.dateTo)>
> <cfset month1 = month(qry_getSampleState.dateTo)>
> <cfset day1 = day(qry_getSampleState.dateTo)>
> <cfset dov = qry_getSampleState.dateTo>
> <cfset dov=#createDate(year1,month1,day1)#>                           
> did the trick
> 
>        -----Original Message-----
>       From:   John McCosker  
>       Sent:   28 March 2001 14:27
>       To:     '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
>       Subject:        query update with dates
> 
>       Hi all,
> 
>       Can anyone help me with this,
> 
>       I am inserting dates into a database using the custom tag
> dateSelect,
> 
>       <cfset
> form.datefrom=#createDate(displayYear,displayMonth,displayDay)#>
>       <cfset
> form.dateTo=#createDate(displayYearTo,displayMonthTo,displayDayTo)#>
> 
>       <cfquery name="qry_insertNewLog" datasource="#application.dsn#"
> username="#application.gateway#" password="#application.key#">
>                       INSERT INTO     dbo.milfordLog  (dt,
>       
> Username,
>       
> Status,
>       
> Duration,
>       
> sampleInterval,
>       
> dateFrom,
>       
> dateTo,
>       
> timeFrom,
>       
> timeTo)
>                                                       VALUES
> (#createODBCDateTime(now())#,
>       
> '#session.checkMilfordLogin#',
>       
> #databaseStatus#,
>       
> #Duration#,
>       
> #level#,
>       
> #dateFrom#,
>       
> #dateTo#,
>       
> '#timeFrom#',
>       
> '#timeTo#')
>       
> 
>       </cfquery>
> 
>       thats fine,
> 
>        but if I update (I'm not changing the dates just one int field
> type)
> 
>       <cfquery name="qry_updateSampleState" datasource="#application.dsn#"
> username="#application.gateway#" password="#application.key#">
>                                                       UPDATE
> dbo.sampler_status
>                                                       SET
> Username='#qry_getSampleState.Username#',
>       
> Status=#qry_getSampleState.Status#, 
>       
> Duration=#qry_getSampleState.Duration#, 
>       
> sampleInterval=#qry_getSampleState.sampleInterval#, 
>       
> dateFrom=#qry_getSampleState.dateFrom#, 
>       
> dateTo=#qry_getSampleState.dateTo#, 
>       
> timeFrom='#qry_getSampleState.timeFrom#', 
>       
> timeTo='#qry_getSampleState.timeTo#',
>       
> location='#qry_getSampleState.location#'
>                                                       WHERE   id = 1
>                                       </cfquery>
> 
>       I get this error
> 
>       ODBC Error Code = 37000 (Syntax error or access violation) 
>       [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Line 6: Incorrect
> syntax near '00'. 
>       SQL = "UPDATE dbo.sampler_status SET Username='margaret ',
> Status=5.00, Duration=60.00, sampleInterval=1.00, dateFrom=28/03/01
> 00:00:00, dateTo=28/03/01 00:00:00, timeFrom='13:00 pm ', timeTo='14:00 pm
> ', location='inlet' WHERE id = 1"
> 
>       mmmmm puzzled I'd appreciate any help with this at all.
> 
>       John
>       Derry (N.Ireland)
> 

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