I am using MySQL with Ultradev (asp server model), and I'm creating a
recordset insert form; however, the documenation is obvious that the user
has to enter the date in -mm-dd format. However, this will not work for
my users, and I need to allow them to enter mm/dd/ or even mm/dd/yy
format.
I am using MySQL with Ultradev (asp server model), and I'm creating a
recordset insert form; however, the documenation is obvious that the user
has to enter the date in -mm-dd format. However, this will not work for
my users, and I need to allow them to enter mm/dd/ or even mm/dd/yy
format.
I've got a beginner's question: I've installed SQL Server, and begun
building tables; when I create a new table, the table type is defaulting to
MyISAM. I wanted to change it to InnoDB, but everytime I save it, it reverts
back to MyISAM.
Is this feature not available in Windows? It appears that "m
