First of all, i would like to find an existing value in my SQL View table,
see this input:
https://flic.kr/p/xwhRdx
When i input Begin Date and end Date , i want those input to search another field in my SQL view table, that is Form Receive Date.
Example: i have 2 rows with Form Receive Date 17-Sep-2015 and 20-Sep-2015.
When i input Begin Date: 18-Sep-2015 and End Date: 25 Sep-2015, it will search Form Receive date between 18-Sep-2015 and 25-Sep-2015 and will find a row with 20-Sep-2015 as it Form Receive Date.
Is it possible to modify that search function ? Because when i modify the query view and add where FormReceiveDate between BeginDate and EndDate, it search in my SQL table record and it will find nothing because my BeginDate and EndDate is null.
thx before :D
If the column you want to search on is in the same search record, then just designate the Form Receive Date column as a Search Key in the search record field properties. This will add another search field called Form Receive Date to the search page, but will still keep the start date and end date fields, if you want to get rid of those then uncheck those fields as Search Keys in the field properties.
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There is a date saved in a text field. I'm trying to get documents collection when the field is in a date range using db.FTSearch method. But > and < doesn't work in a text field. Are there any way to convert text field? I'm not familiar with IBM Domino and have tried #TextToTime but doesn't work.
A few ways:
use db.Search instead of db.FTSearch; the syntax is completely different though, plus it is rather slow, but if you have to execute your query once per day or even less, you're fine
write an agent that converts the text date fields into new real date fields, so you can do your FTSearch; make sure you adapt the form used to create the documents, so that it also creates those date fields
use a view, where the first 2 columns contain the date value of your text fields, and sort the view; you'd have to use getDocumentByKey (but I'm not sure this works)
Your date is stored as text, so you need to use #TextToTime().
I.e.,
FIELD #TextToTime(field1) >= [01/01/2018] AND
FIELD #TextToTime(field1) <= [01/19/2018]
I have a list box of dates and a table which has datetime as dimension. The dates from list box is a separate table from that with complete date. I tried connecting them by cutting the datetime into just date (another field) in my select script but did not work. So I thought this should be done on the conditional of datetime dimension but I'm not sure how to do this. How should I be able to show data based on selected dates in Filters?
I would recomend two different approaches, recomending the first one :
On the LOAD script, along side loading the DateTime field, loading the same field again with only the Date part and use than one for filtering. Something like :
LOAD
<... some fields ...>
DateTimeField,
Date(Floor(DateTimeField)) as DateTimeFieldFilter
<... some more fields...>
Add a field selector for you DateTime field, then to Properties, Field dropdown and choose the last option "Expression". On the Expression box enter Date(Floor(DateTimeField)).
I have a data type "v_content" with fields "from" and "untill", both are of type DATE(ISO).
Now I need to configure a view, which will show only those v_contents in date range:
show only if from <= NOW <= untill
Sadly, in Filter criteria in view configuration, I can select the field, but cannot compare the value with current date, there are some predefined other non related settings.
Also in Contextual filters, there is no comparsion settings.
So, how do I filter nodes in view by comparsion of its field values against current date?
Thanks in advance.
When you configure condition for date field you you have select showing default value "select a date" which you can change to "Enter a relative date" and then in input field bellow enter "now".
very new to Access and I have what is probably a simple question that I've spent the last 2 hours researching and can not find an answer for.
I have a simple form, frmCheckOut, with two text boxes, DateCheckedOut and DueDate, and a command button, updateButton. The DateCheckedOut can be any date while DueDate is a calculated field (=[CheckOutDate]+14). The command button merely opens the forms record source query (qryOverdue).
Entering data into the forms DateCheckedOut correctly calculates the DueDate in the form, and clicking the button opens the associated query with the DateCheckedOut accurately reflecting the forms current information, but the DueDate with the calculated field is not updating correctly in the query.
Why is DateCheckedOut correctly updating in the query while the calculated field of DueDate is not?
(the button was built using the event builder, simple code but here it is
Private Sub updateButton_Click()
DoCmd.OpenQuery "qryOverdue"
End Sub
)
Opening a SELECT query does not update fields.
Saving calculated data is usually not advised. The DueDate value can be calculated in query or textbox whenever needed. Or even use table Calculated field.
Suggest you give controls a name different from the fields they are bound to, such as tbxOut and tbxDue.
However, if you must save, then use the AfterUpdate event of tbxOut with expression to populate the DueDate field:
Me!DueDate = Me.tbxDue
or
Me!DueDate = Me.tbxOut + 14
I have a table that has estimate numbers for each department on a given date (each date is a record with fields EST_DATE, DEPT1, DEPT2, DEPT3, etc.). The date is the indexed primary key (no duplicates).
When a user creates a new record I would like the date to autofill based on the last record.
So if the last estimate was for 07/02/2015, the date for the new record should autofill as 07/03/2015. Using a default value based on the current date won't work because these estimates are generated days or weeks in advance. If it matters, the format for field EST_DATE is set to "mm/dd/yyyy".
I would prefer to use the default value of the EST_DATE field itself, but I can also use event-based VBA since users will normally be entering this estimate data via a bound form.
Create a hidden textbox named, say, MaxEstDate.
Set it's ControlSource to: =Max([EST_DATE]).
Set the DefaultValue of the textbox with EST_DATE to: =[MaxEstDate].