One question though. How would you handle this in a list box? Where the list box is bound to a table.

>Hi!
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>When you use views, in the view designer open fied properties dialog box, select the date field in combobox and then change type for that field from datetime to date. VFP will automatically convert all datetime fields to date fields when downloading data from SQL Server.
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>For SQL Pass-Through or for ADO you will have to do this on the interface level, unfortunately. Just do not bind textbox to the field, but in textbox's Refresh method read the value directly by code and convert it to date, then in the Valid event store changed value back to the field.
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>HTH.
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>>I was just wondering how people display date values using SQL Server. As you may know there is no date data type with sql server, just datetime.
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>>I want to display a date in a control that is bound to the table. How can I get the textbox to just show the date part, not the whole date and time? I tried using date(table.datefield) in the control source but that dosent work. How do you guys handle this issue?
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>>TIA
>>Eric Stephani