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12/06/2008 13:55:39
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12/06/2008 13:42:18
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This really sounds very trivial. Are you sure that you don't have any bugs in the functions which converts the datatime values into text and back?
>The dates and times are stored as character data, such as "06/10/2008-06:00". I didn't build this system from scratch, but inherited it a few years ago.
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>>I haven't studied your code, but how is the time stored? If you use datetime fields, this should be extremely easy.
>The dates and times are stored as character data, such as "06/10/2008-06:00". I didn't build this system from scratch, but inherited it a few years ago.
>
>>I haven't studied your code, but how is the time stored? If you use datetime fields, this should be extremely easy.