>when i do and insert in a table i do it this way
>
>TEXT TO SQLCOMMAND NOSHOW PRETEXT 7
> INSERT INTO TB_ARINV (TR_ZEBRAINVID,TR_DUEDTE)
> VALUES (<
>,'<>')
>ENDTEXT
>
>the arinv.duedte is a date. so if the date is 08/08/2006 it will be ok in the sql server but i will have 12:00:00 for the hours. there is a way to skip this part ???TEXT TO SQLCOMMAND NOSHOW PRETEXT 7 TEXTMERGE
INSERT INTO TB_ARINV (TR_ZEBRAINVID,TR_DUEDTE)
VALUES (<<ARINV.ZEBRAINVID>>,'<<DTOS(ARINV.DUEDTE)>>')
ENDTEXTThis is just to make sure your date is entered right. Aboud skiping Time part - no there is no way, SQL Server has no date type
But when you retreive data from SQL Server you could use Mapping for Views or CursorSchema for CA to map DateTime SQL Server fields to Date VFP Fields
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