You may need to try some dynamic SQL. In Books Online (assuming SQL
Server), look up "EXECUTE", paying special attention to the section
on "Using EXECUTE with a Character String". This will allow you to
dynamically add the date value you require to a SQL statement and
execute
it. Something li
SQL Server -
I am using the ODBC connector, so it does not appear I need to do the date
conversion functionsm, although I tried those as well with no success.
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