DateTime Adding To SQL Server In Different Format?
May 24, 2010
I am struggling to find out the problem with something. Basically on this page:
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If you look at the nursery diary tab, will see an article, the first article is named "Test article for archives 1". Now the date should be 01 April 2010, but instead its showing as 04 Jan 2010.
I don't understand why. I have been looking at my insert statement and when i insert in the admin section i have a AJax date extender. And it populates the text box like so '01/04/2010'
But then when i check in my database i notice it has been added as '04/01/2010'.
What does this mean?
My insert statement is like this:
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The insert works perfectly, but the date format is inserted wrong.
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dim data_time as DateTime
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