Importing DateTime from Access to Navision 3.60

leugim
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Hi all, I'm looking for some help.
I'm developing a process which reads some data from an access database. This database has some information about employee's entrance and exit, to calculate how many hours they work a day, extra time, pluses and many other things... The date and time is kept in a DataTime field.
I have to import this data to Navision and I can read all fields correctly except the DateTime column. When importing to Navision my process only read date part from the DateTime field, so I'm loosing very important information. I use ADO to enter Access database and it works fine except in the way I told you before.
Does any of you know how to import a entire DateTime field into Navision correctly?
Many regards
I'm developing a process which reads some data from an access database. This database has some information about employee's entrance and exit, to calculate how many hours they work a day, extra time, pluses and many other things... The date and time is kept in a DataTime field.
I have to import this data to Navision and I can read all fields correctly except the DateTime column. When importing to Navision my process only read date part from the DateTime field, so I'm loosing very important information. I use ADO to enter Access database and it works fine except in the way I told you before.
Does any of you know how to import a entire DateTime field into Navision correctly?
Many regards
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so far, so good
so far, so good
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Hi there, I have found a way...
When opening the recordset to read a table, I have a SELECT sentece. I use CStr to convert Access DateTime field into a string, then I import this field in a Navision text global variable and once in Navision I can do whatever I want (... almost)
Thank you all.
Many regards_______________
so far, so good0 -
[Topic moved from Navision forum to Navision Attain forum]Regards,Alain Krikilion
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Hi Leugium,
Have you an example of this please?
I am getting tired and need to go home!
But likewise solved with help from Rasmus Torpe
DTVar = datatype variant
record.date := variant2date(DTvar);
record.time := variant2time(DTvar);0 -
Hi Leugim,
I must import supplis's data from database access and import them in a supplies's page.
Can you explaining like to thi?0
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