As Pascal said, use cfqueryparam because Access expects #'s around it's
dates and SQL Server expects ODBC dates.

Doug

Eric Creese wrote:

>I am using the following to retreive records from a database. However I am not gettign any records and I should. Database is Access but will be moving to SQL for production
>
><cfset today365 = Now() +365>
><cfset today1 = Now() -1>
><cfquery name="getschedule"  datasource="liberty">
>        SELECT EVENT_ID,EVENT_DATE,EVENT_NAME,EVENT_TIME,EVENT_LOC
>        FROM schedule
> WHERE EVENT_DATE <= #DATEFORMAT(today365, "MM/DD/YYYY")#
> AND EVENT_DATE > #DATEFORMAT(today1, "MM/DD/YYYY")#
> AND display='yes'
> ORDER BY EVENT_DATE;
></cfquery>
>
>
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