I will look into that, but I seem to recall that when we were setting up the databases in postgres a couple of months ago, that if we left the time zone off then access didn't recognize the field as a date/time field
Thanks for responding
Fred
>>> "John K. Herreshoff" <jkherr@centurytel.net> 03/23/03 12:44PM >>>
Try without time zone; that should work.
John.
On Sunday 23 March 2003 02:51 pm, Fred Parkinson wrote:
> in postgres 7.2
> Using the postgres timestamp with timezone, I can't seem to extract records
> using Access and requesting a range of dates, unless the date is hard-coded
> into the Access query.
>
> I want to reference a range of dates that a user has entered on a form.
> I have referenced to user-entered dates with and without the date bracketed
> by "#". In the date range I submit to the query I have referenced the full
> time stamp string where I construct the start date as "xx/xx/xx 12:00:00
> AM" and the end date as "xx/xx/xx 12:59:59 PM" (not the same xx/xx/xx
> obvioulsy) I have referenced the dates with and without the double quotes.
> I have referenced only the left 10 characters of the dates, i.e., the day
> part.
>
> When I manually enter the desired dates into the query before saving, then
> running, it works. When I try any of the above ways to reference a date
> from a form, the query results are always empty.
>
> Any ideas?
> Thanks
> Fred Parkinson
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