I know that you would use cInt(n) to convert a string to an integer.
How do you convert an integer to a string?
I have a varChar field in a database that I am inserting a date field
(needs to be a char field).
The date is formatted like so:
y = year(now())
m = month(now())
d = day(now())
vNow = Y & "-" & M & "-" & D
To me this looks like it should come up with
vNow = 2004-6-25
But instead it is actually doing the math and coming up with
vNow = 1973

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Robin wrote:
> I have a varChar field in a database that I am inserting a date
> field (needs to be a char field).

This makes no sense to me whatsoever. On one hand, it sounds as though you
want to convert a VARCHAR to a CHAR. That has nothing at all to do with ASP.
Beyond that, it is not clear if you are inserting a date (the abstract
notion of a date, that is) into a VARCHAR, or attempting to convert a
VARCHAR to a DATE.


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> I know that you would use cInt(n) to convert a string to an integer.
> How do you convert an integer to a string?

CStr() ?

> I have a varChar field in a database that I am inserting a date field

What?  You're inserting a date value into a VARCHAR column?  WHY?

Is this Access, SQL Server, FoxPro, MySQL, ...?  What version?

> But instead it is actually doing the math and coming up with
> vNow = 1973

Can you show the actual code that causes this to happen?

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