Surounding the date with single quotes helped me. There was a problem with the implicit conversion, apparrenty. :) Not sure if this can help you, but I wanted top throw it out there. If the datetime was blank you get the complimentary "1/1/1900 12:00 AM" in the table.
>From my a VFP7 COM component, I have passed an XML string created from a cursor with
>= CURSORTOXML("cResult","lcXMLResult",1,0,0,"1")
>
>If a date field in the cursor is blank, I get an error when I load the XML into a dataset using ReadXML in my asp.net page. Code is:
>
>lcXML = oClinserv.GetRecord(lnParentID);
>loStream = new StringReader(lcXML);
>loXmlTextReader = new XmlTextReader(loStream);
>dsClinserv.ReadXml(loXmlTextReader,XmlReadMode.ReadSchema);
>
>
>Error message is "String was not recognized as a valid DateTime." How can I prevent this error from happening and allow the XML string to be read into the dataset?
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