Basically all I want to do is get the current time/date to the second, not the persision the is defaulted to current_timestamp. Could I maybe write a date format statement? Thanks!
When I run the following statement,
INSERT INTO public."Bug Status" ("Tracking Number", "Assigned Analyst", status, "Changed By", "Updated Date") VALUES
(111111111, 'NS', 'Reported', 'NS', DATE_TRUNC('second', 'current_timestamp'));
I recieve the following error:
ERROR: function...
I want the following trigger to update a related table when ever a record is inserted/updated. I have the following trigger:
CREATE TRIGGER update_status
AFTER INSERT OR UPDATE
ON public."Bug Status"
FOR EACH ROW
EXECUTE PROCEDURE public.update_status();
Which Calls this function...
Ok, im running a similar statment. I want to append onto a string that is stored in a blob. This is what I currently have
DECLARE
v_QUERY CHAR;
CURSOR c IS SELECT QUERY FROM MESSAGECONFIG where campaignid = 1902 FOR UPDATE;
BEGIN
FOR i IN c LOOP
v_QUERY:=...
The query, select * from bugtracking
works fine, returns 50,000 rows
The query, select * from bugtracking where DateValue([Reported Date]) = #01/04/2004#
Does not work, I recieved this error: Data type mismatch in criteria expression
The Reported Date field is a type Date/Time with General...
When I run the following:
select * from bugtracking where
DateValue([Reported Date]) = #01-04-2004#
I recieve the following error:
Data type mismatch in criteria expression
Any suggestions? Thanks!
Thanks for the replys! However, when I run this query,
select * from bugtracking WHERE
CDate(format([Reported Date],"mm/dd/yyyy")) = #01/04/2004#
I recieve the following error:
Data Type Mismatch in Criteria Expression
[Reported Date] is a Date/Time field. So when you convert it...
I have the following query,
select * from bugtracking where
Format([Reported Date],"mm-dd-yyyy") = #01-04-2004#
however it does not pull any records, even though there are records for those dates (ie, 1/4/2004 12:29:30 AM) What am I doing wrong with this query, Thanks!
I tried this,
SELECT DateValue([Reported Date]) AS ReportedDate, BugTracking.[Tracking Number]
FROM BugTracking
WHERE (((BugTracking.[Reported Date]) = #12/15/2003#));
and it does not bring back any rows, any other ideas, Thanks!!
Im trying to do a easy query,
SELECT BugTracking.[Reported Date]
FROM BugTracking
WHERE (((BugTracking.[Reported Date]) Like #12/15/2003#));
which returns 0 records, however the Reported Date field in the database is a type date/time so if i do this query:
SELECT BugTracking.[Reported Date]...
I am working with a Access Database and when I run the following code, it returns all records, instead of just the first 20.
<?php
//Connection statement
require_once('Connections/STATS.php');
// begin Recordset
$maxRows_Recordset1 = 20;
$pageNum_Recordset1 = 0;
if...
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