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Old 11-13-09, 13:06
Orcein Orcein is offline
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JDBC & SQL Date Comparison

I'm using FileMaker Pro 9 with JDBC, and I'm trying to get all records in a table where the date is greater than (or less than) any given date.

Here's the SQL command string I'm trying to use:

SELECT * FROM Reservations WHERE 'date' > {D'2009-11-14'}

I have played around with a variety of other date formats, also, and I either get an error, or it returns every single record in the database. I also am unable to pull all records where the date MATCHES some date value.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

-- Scott
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Old 12-27-09, 21:05
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Hello

Out of the many posts, this one attract my attention. I believe it is possible for anyone to participate.
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Old 12-30-09, 11:07
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I'm using FileMaker Pro 9 with JDBC, and I'm trying to get all records in a table where the date is greater than (or less than) any given date.

Here's the SQL command string I'm trying to use:

SELECT * FROM Reservations WHERE 'date' > {D'2009-11-14'}

I have played around with a variety of other date formats, also, and I either get an error, or it returns every single record in the database. I also am unable to pull all records where the date MATCHES some date value.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

-- Scott
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Old 07-29-10, 13:02
JonJacobs JonJacobs is offline
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Okay, some people like this question/this forum, but I would like to see an answer to Scott's question. I have the same question.

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Jon
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