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We are upgrading some software that uses MS Access and will now use Sql
Server.

I have a program that I have been running manually, as I knew this
change was coming.

I have this java program running from WDSC and I will be moving it to an
RPG program using JDBCR4.

When I access the Access data, I have a statement

stmt = con.createStatement();
String query = "select * from Evnlog where TimeDate >= #" + from + "#
and TimeDate < #" + to + "#" ;
ResultSet rs = stmt.executeQuery(query);

Then I do a run passing in dates like this 2011-02-19 2011-02-21

Essentially I want to do the same thing with my RPG program, however,
I'm struggling to get it working.

My sql statement
stmt = JDBC_PrepStmt(connms: 'select * from +
evnlog where TimeDate >= ? ');

I have tried
JDBC_SetTimeStamp(stmt:1: %timestamp() );
JDBC_SetDate(stmt:1: 2011-02-23 );
JDBC_SetString(stmt:1: '2011-02-23' );

This is just a pared down version of the statement I need.
TimeDate is a Timestamp field in SQL Server.



I've done a couple of these programs, but none using dates and I'm just
stumbling my way through sql server.

Any idea how to make this work?

If you need to see more info let me know.

Mike





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