I execute a stored procedure in VB and get several results... the last one (a date time field) is always returned as NULL even though I can see in enterprise manager that it IS infact set... any ideas?How are you retrieving the results? In a recordset or as a command ouput parameter?|||I'm using ADODB.Recordset|||Huh. I think we're gonna need to see some code on this one.|||I am using a record set. Hopefully you are using ADO 2.7 or higher by now...|||I meant, it would be helpful to see the code you are using, to help troubleshoot the problem.
But, try inserting this after you retrieve your recordset:
Dim mField As Field
For Each mField In mRecordset.Fields
Debug.Print mField.Name & ": " & mField.Type
Next mField
(replacing mRecordset with your recordset name)
Just to see what datatype is being returned. This may help point to the problem.|||Thanks, I really appreciate it... I'll try it right now :)|||The value of the field type is 135 which is
Const adDBTimeStamp = 135 (&H87)|||Any one else got an idea?|||Is TimeStamp the field type in SQL, or is it supposed to be DateTime? They are not the same.|||It's a DateTime data type (just checked in EM)... I know they're not the same... I don't know why it's returning time stamp and why it's coming up NULL (I'm retrieving it into a string, then I tried a Date type)|||As a test, in your sp, try casting the column to be DATETIME in the output query. See if this changes the datatype in VB.|||I fixed it :-D
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