Hi,
I am currently developing a VB application which connects to Access 2000. The intention is that in the future I will be able to connect to the SQL Server.
I was under the impression that since I am using SQL statements in my code, there should not be any problems.
In my code I am using the function 'CDATE()' which apparently is not accepted by the SQL Server.
Can anybody please tell me how I can code my application in a way that requires little (or better, no) modifications, when I use the SQL Server engine?
Thanks in advance
I am currently developing a VB application which connects to Access 2000. The intention is that in the future I will be able to connect to the SQL Server.
I was under the impression that since I am using SQL statements in my code, there should not be any problems.
In my code I am using the function 'CDATE()' which apparently is not accepted by the SQL Server.
Can anybody please tell me how I can code my application in a way that requires little (or better, no) modifications, when I use the SQL Server engine?
Thanks in advance