ADODB DATE RETRIEVE PROBLEM

HI , I HAVE A BIG PROBLEM,
I TRY TO EXPLAIN YOU.
I HAVE MANY TABLE WHOSE CONTAIN DATETIME FIELDS ,
I DISPLAY THIS VALUE ON A ASP PAGE BY USING AN ADODB RECORDSET AND ADODB
COMMAND CALLING A STORED PROCEDURE.
WHEN THIS RECORDSET RETRIEVE DATA THE DATE VALUE IS VERY STRANGE, INFACT IN
THE TABLE BY USING "SQL QUERY ANALIZER I SEE 2004-10-10 14:34:45.613
AND IT'S OK, BUT ADODB RECORDSET RETRIEVE /10/aa 14.34.45, I DON'T KNOW WHY
OR WHAT CAN I DO.
CAN SOMEONE HELP ME?
TAHNK YOUGianni
Look at regional settings on your workstation.
Also , have you tried to use FORMAT function on client side to see the date
output in format that you want.
"GIANNI" <GIANNI@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2A7D3B28-5399-482A-9710-A6DFBF1A0E9B@.microsoft.com...
> HI , I HAVE A BIG PROBLEM,
> I TRY TO EXPLAIN YOU.
> I HAVE MANY TABLE WHOSE CONTAIN DATETIME FIELDS ,
> I DISPLAY THIS VALUE ON A ASP PAGE BY USING AN ADODB RECORDSET AND ADODB
> COMMAND CALLING A STORED PROCEDURE.
> WHEN THIS RECORDSET RETRIEVE DATA THE DATE VALUE IS VERY STRANGE, INFACT
IN
> THE TABLE BY USING "SQL QUERY ANALIZER I SEE 2004-10-10 14:34:45.613
> AND IT'S OK, BUT ADODB RECORDSET RETRIEVE /10/aa 14.34.45, I DON'T KNOW
WHY
> OR WHAT CAN I DO.
> CAN SOMEONE HELP ME?
> TAHNK YOU
>|||Hi Uri,
the regional settings are ok, infact thi problem appeared when i restored
windows 2000 file system on my server, this application work well for 1 Year
.
Regarding the format function, i can't format the value because the
retrivved date is very strange and the function doesn't work.
I have 3 Asp Apllication now that when retrieve date value have this problem
.
"Uri Dimant" wrote:

> Gianni
> Look at regional settings on your workstation.
> Also , have you tried to use FORMAT function on client side to see the da
te
> output in format that you want.
>
> "GIANNI" <GIANNI@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:2A7D3B28-5399-482A-9710-A6DFBF1A0E9B@.microsoft.com...
> IN
> WHY
>
>|||Hi
It seems to me that you have a different/version file system applied to the
server. What else?
"GIANNI" <GIANNI@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F6529C7F-4103-4969-B13A-52CA8763EB8D@.microsoft.com...
> Hi Uri,
> the regional settings are ok, infact thi problem appeared when i restored
> Windows 2000 file system on my server, this application work well for 1
Year.
> Regarding the format function, i can't format the value because the
> retrivved date is very strange and the function doesn't work.
> I have 3 Asp Apllication now that when retrieve date value have this
problem.[vbcol=seagreen]
> "Uri Dimant" wrote:
>
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KNOW[vbcol=seagreen]|||Only this,
but I can't hunderstand if something is happen to the Adodb component,
or now is changed something in IIS , infact if i use ADODB in Visual Basic
and connect it with the same table and fields i haven't this kind of problem
.
"GIANNI" wrote:

> HI , I HAVE A BIG PROBLEM,
> I TRY TO EXPLAIN YOU.
> I HAVE MANY TABLE WHOSE CONTAIN DATETIME FIELDS ,
> I DISPLAY THIS VALUE ON A ASP PAGE BY USING AN ADODB RECORDSET AND ADODB
> COMMAND CALLING A STORED PROCEDURE.
> WHEN THIS RECORDSET RETRIEVE DATA THE DATE VALUE IS VERY STRANGE, INFACT I
N
> THE TABLE BY USING "SQL QUERY ANALIZER I SEE 2004-10-10 14:34:45.613
> AND IT'S OK, BUT ADODB RECORDSET RETRIEVE /10/aa 14.34.45, I DON'T KNOW W
HY
> OR WHAT CAN I DO.
> CAN SOMEONE HELP ME?
> TAHNK YOU
>|||Only this,
but I can't hunderstand if something is happen to the Adodb component,
or now is changed something in IIS , infact if i use ADODB in Visual Basic
and connect it with the same table and fields i haven't this kind of problem
.
"Uri Dimant" wrote:

> Hi
> It seems to me that you have a different/version file system applied to th
e
> server. What else?
>
> "GIANNI" <GIANNI@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F6529C7F-4103-4969-B13A-52CA8763EB8D@.microsoft.com...
> Year.
> problem.
> date
> ADODB
> INFACT
> KNOW
>
>|||Gianni,
it depends on what you are doing with the recordset/dataset, but you might
want to look at using the CONVERT function on this field/output paramenter
to convert to a varchar. The CONVERT function has an optional 3rd argument
which can be used to format the datetime. On the ASP page you can have a
label explaining the format as it will obviously be invariant on the locale
of the client machine. This way you have no locale issues on the SQL Server
box or the IIS server box.
HTH,
Paul Ibison (SQL Server MVP)
(recommended sql server 2000 replication book:
http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602p.html)|||Thanks Paul,
I know that I Have to use the convert function,
the problem for me is that until 2 weeks ago the problem didn't exist on my
Server,
now i have to change all my ASp Applications and apply the convert function.
I hoped to solve the problem server side, and not to change all my Stored
Procedure.
However Thanks
"Paul Ibison" wrote:

> Gianni,
> it depends on what you are doing with the recordset/dataset, but you might
> want to look at using the CONVERT function on this field/output paramenter
> to convert to a varchar. The CONVERT function has an optional 3rd argument
> which can be used to format the datetime. On the ASP page you can have a
> label explaining the format as it will obviously be invariant on the local
e
> of the client machine. This way you have no locale issues on the SQL Serve
r
> box or the IIS server box.
> HTH,
> Paul Ibison (SQL Server MVP)
> (recommended sql server 2000 replication book:
> http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602p.html)
>
>