That's because at the end of the day is is still in dateformat
regardless of how it looks...
If you made sure the variables were strings, then it would be a
different story:
<cfset time1 = tostring(createodbcdate('12 March 2004'))>
<cfset time2 = tostring(createodbcdate(now()))>
Try that and you will find comparing two strings will return 0.
Steve c
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Subject: [cfaussie] Re: CF Date bug???
Hi Kevin,
>Possibly because createodbcdate('12 March 2004') defaults to midnight,
and
>now() retains the time today aswell, I just tried it and it's about
10:30,
>with the difference being 38000 secs, which looks about right?
Yep that seem to be what happening - but when you output the variable
you
don't get the time part - it's slightly odd. Seems it's a date in some
cases and a date/time in others.
The fix is to put dateformat around the now() but I'd still like to know
if
this is expected behaviour or possibly a bug in CF.
Justin
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