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1. Datetime <> ODBC <> Access

   Bob Kruger <bkruger@mindspring.com> — 1999-06-23T14:22:05Z

   
   In looking at a linked table on MSAcess via ODBC, I noticed that the
   Datetime field shows up in Access as only showing the last two digits for
   the date field.  Example - today's date of 23 June 1999 shows up as 6/23/99.
   
   Has anyone else experienced this?  If so, any hints on making the Access
   side Posix/Y2K compliant?
   
   Thanks in advance for any assistance.
   
   Regards - Bob Kruger
   
   
   

2. Re: [GENERAL] Datetime <> ODBC <> Access

   Jose Soares <jose@sferacarta.com> — 1999-06-24T13:14:07Z

   Your is not a PostgreSQL problem. If you want to display a particular date
   format you have to configure it
   on your M$Windows.
   
   go to:   Start->Configuration->Panel control ->
   International_Configurations->Date
   (I don't know if the above translation is correct, I translated it from Italian)
   
   
   
   Bob Kruger ha scritto:
   
   > In looking at a linked table on MSAcess via ODBC, I noticed that the
   > Datetime field shows up in Access as only showing the last two digits for
   > the date field.  Example - today's date of 23 June 1999 shows up as 6/23/99.
   >
   > Has anyone else experienced this?  If so, any hints on making the Access
   > side Posix/Y2K compliant?
   >
   > Thanks in advance for any assistance.
   >
   > Regards - Bob Kruger
   
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