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On Tue, Apr 7, 2015 at 1:01 PM, Smith, Mike <Mike_Smith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
So, if it is a time zone issue, why wouldn't it happen across the board.
If the time portion can have junk, then you could experience
inconsistent results. By "junk" I mean any old leftover data (often
happens if you forget to initialize a field in a loop, for example;
also happens if you're dealing with pointers and memory addresses).
If SODate = DefaultDate ;
JDBC_setDate (stmt: 17: SODate: *ON);
Else ;
JDBC_setDate (stmt: 17: SODate);
EndIf ;
I don't know what's in JDBC_setDate, so maybe the problem is in there.
Since I started this email, I changed the fields in the SQL Server table to Date instead of Date/Time.
The same thing is occurring.
Well, even if the final destination is a date (without time portion),
there might be intermediate steps along the journey which include the
time. And you might not be able to control all these steps.
John Y.
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