Jonathan, this appears to be an FAQ. LOts of people have the same
problem, here's my
commentary from a couple of weeks ago-
Regards: Colin
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I spent some time experimenting with
Ron,
Unless you have a good reason for doing it this way round, I suggest
you would be better
off using the database's own date function. Pretty much any db will have
TODAY() or DATE()
type functions. Advantages-
a) They will emit the data in the right format, in fact you can just
insert