True,
So to get past this look at using
function EncodeDateTime(const AYear, AMonth, ADay, AHour, AMinute,
ASecond, AMilliSecond: Word):TDateTime;
this is found in DateUtils.
Then you can break your string date time value into parts in order to
convert them to a TDateTime value.
But Cheng Wei's solution also works e.g. '10-jul-2007'
All the best,
Mike
Jeremy North wrote:
For simple date time conversions check the ShortDateFormat :=
'dd/mm/yyyy'; before converting StrToDateDef(MyDate, 0);
FWIW setting those variables in SysUtils (ShortDateFormat et al.) is
not thread safe. So if you are using threads you may run into issues.
cheers,
Jeremy
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