>Fantastic, but... I need a datetime value to fill a datetime field and the Transform function returns a string. May be I can apply CTOT(Transform(...))
>What do you think about it?

Yes it returns a string. But as far as I remember you said (and title says that) you were using OLEDB for ODBC driver. Then sending the string in ODBC canonical format to a date or datetime field is fairly legal. ie :

&lt%
set Conntemp = server.CreateObject ("adodb.connection")
dbpath=server.mappath ("data")
Conntemp.Open "DRIVER=Microsoft Visual FoxPro Driver;" _
 & "Collate=Machine;" _
 & "BackgroundFetch=Yes;" _
 & "Exclusive=No;" _
 & "SourceType=DBC;" _
 & "SourceDB=" & dbpath & "\testdata.dbc"

Set lrs = CreateObject("adodb.Recordset")
lrs.Open "employee", Conntemp, 3,3,2
lrs.addnew 
lrs("emp_id") = "dummy"
lrs("first_name")= "cetin"
lrs("last_name")= "basoz"
lrs("birth_date")= "1961/01/19"
lrs.Update
			
Response.Write("<p>Inserted record: " & lrs("First_Name") & " " & lrs("Last_Name") & lrs("emp_id"))
lrs.Close
set lrs = nothing
conntemp.Close
set db = nothing
%&gt

Notice that birthdate is string in YYYY/MM/DD format.
Cetin