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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / May 2005SQL Date range query Infopath sp1
I have a form based on a SQL database, with a table that has records with a datetime field. I want the user to be able to speicify all records from x date to y date, and have them returned in the form. I want the time portion ignored. Using VB.NET. I can find no reference on how to do this... anyone have any ideas?? Looks like no one has ever done this--is it even possible? Seems to be a limitation of Infopath.... > I have a form based on a SQL database, with a table that has records with a > datetime field. > I want the user to be able to speicify all records from x date to y date, > and have them returned in the form. I want the time portion ignored. > Using VB.NET. > I can find no reference on how to do this... anyone have any ideas?? You should be able to do this with a stored procedure in SQL or with a Web service.  SignatureGreg Collins [InfoPath MVP] Please visit: http://www.InfoPathDev.com Looks like no one has ever done this--is it even possible? Seems to be a limitation of Infopath.... > I have a form based on a SQL database, with a table that has records with a > datetime field. > I want the user to be able to speicify all records from x date to y date, > and have them returned in the form. I want the time portion ignored. > Using VB.NET. > I can find no reference on how to do this... anyone have any ideas?? I have the same problem that you but I don't knows who do it? Anne > Looks like no one has ever done this--is it even possible? Seems to be a > limitation of Infopath.... [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Using VB.NET. > > I can find no reference on how to do this... anyone have any ideas?? I worked around it by adding a Year, Month, Day fields to the SQL database, and wrote a sproc to parse the datetime field into its components to populate those fields automatically... Not exactly what I need but usable. > I have the same problem that you but I don't knows who do it? > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > > Using VB.NET. > > > I can find no reference on how to do this... anyone have any ideas?? |
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