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Investiga ting Date Errors

Started by Sunite, October 02, 2007, 07:14:37 PM

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Investigating Date Errors


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Q

I am migrating a

Microsoft Access application to SQL Server, and

I am experiencing a problem moving the data over

successfully. Is there anything in particular

that I should be looking for when I troubleshoot

this?



A



/>One common problem is that Access supports

dates beginning from January 1, 100, and

Microsoft Visual FoxPro permits dates from

January 1, 1, whereas SQL Server supports dates

from January 1, 1753.

You might not

think that dates prior to January 1, 1753 exist

in your application, but it's easy to make

mistakes during the data-entry process that can

create dates that are valid in Access and Visual

FoxPro but invalid in SQL Server. A typing error

can easily turn May 12, 1990 into May 12, 199 or

May 12, 190. This could be the source of your

problem.