ield of Data Type TIME, or use the TIMESTAMP data Type which handles the Date
& Time.
Thanks,
Ed Mendez
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On 14-8-2014 10:17, grenzhan...@yahoo.com [firebird-support] wrote:
> Hi, I'm in the progress of converting an existing application from
> Sybase SQL (11.0.3 - from the stoneage) to Firebird.From Sybase (as well
> as some other databases I work with) I'm used to entering date literals
> as 'mmd
On 14-8-2014 10:29, Lutz Kutscher grenzhan...@yahoo.com
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> (3rd try. Sending to newsgroup gmane.comp.db.firebird.user or sending
> via yahoo's "New Topic" button didn't seem to work - or am I just too
> impatient?)
This mailinglist is moderated. So your message might not
grenzhan...@yahoo.com [firebird-support] wrote:
> Hi, I'm in the progress of converting an existing application from
> Sybase SQL (11.0.3 - from the stoneage) to Firebird.From Sybase (as well
> as some other databases I work with) I'm used to entering date literals
> as 'mmdd'.I keep getting
Hi, I'm in the progress of converting an existing application from Sybase SQL
(11.0.3 - from the stoneage) to Firebird.From Sybase (as well as some other
databases I work with) I'm used to entering date literals as 'mmdd'.I keep
getting "Overflow occured during data type conversion".Is it tr
Hi,
I'm in the progress of converting an existing application from Sybase SQL
(11.0.3 - from the stoneage) to Firebird.
>From Sybase (as well as some other databases I work with) I'm used to entering
>date literals as 'mmdd'.
I keep getting "Overflow occured during data type conversion".
I
