Hmm, I tried this for SQL Server 7.0. Did not thought that this so different for 6.5 version. Sorry.

>Hi Vlad
>
>Thanks for the suggestion. I cannot get it to work with your syntax.
>I have tried the following one and this one seem to work fine :
>
>date.depdate = '31/01/2000'
>SELECT CONVERT(char(10), DATEADD(month,1,date),103) from DEPDATE
>the above syntax returns the desired result which is
>'29/02/2000'
>
>Thanks
>Fida
>
>
>>Hi!
>>
>>Following expression probably will help you. The main idea is the same, but you need to use other functions on SQL server:
>>
>>dateadd(dd,-1,dateadd(mm,1,'10/01/2000'))
>>
>>returns 2000-10-31 - last day of the 10-th month.
>>
>>
>>>Hi All
>>>
>>>Can anyone please help with this one :
>>>
>>>In my VFP front-end and back-end i use this syntax to get to the end of a month
>>>
>>>depdate.date = "31/01/2000"
>>>endmonth = gomonth(depdate.date - day(depdate.date)+1,2) -1
>>>
>>>this works fine in VFP
>>>but with a SQL 6.5 back-end the depdate.date field is a date time field and with the above syntax it adds 1 second to this field and not 1 month.
>>>
>>>I have my date set as SET DATE BRIT
>>>and SET CENTURY ON
>>>and i am using views in this case
>>>
>>>Any suggestions??
>>>
>>>Thanks in advance
>>>Fida