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>Actually, if your field in SQL is a datetime type field, I'd do it this way:
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lfdate = NULL && note no quotation marks!
>cSqlInsert = "insert into Company ( MYDATEFLD ) values " + ;
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>This should work if the lfdate contains a NULL value or a date value.
But the problem was (the reason for the thread) is that some of my VFP date fields are empty. So I had to deal with them before inserting into SQL Server. That is, in the code above, if lfdate is empty, it would generate an error. So I had to check for empty fields and set the value to "NULL" in code.
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