Hi Guys,
We currently have a tool that reports on our financial data. This is an access tool that we duplicate for each territory (and most importantly time zone). The access query uses SQL tables.
The issue we face, is that the Systems Date Time format has to be correct for a further query to analyse the data. My problem is I want a query that will analyse the data, and ensure the date is in the correct format.
Assume we have a table, with a column full of dates. All dates are exactly the same. They should represent last Fridays date. I want to build a query that will check this column, understand last Fridays date, and ensure it is set in the time zone format - e.g. US Date shows as 01/13/13, whereas UK would show 13/01/13.
Any ideas? I have been struggling with this one for a long time and any help would be great.
Josh.
We currently have a tool that reports on our financial data. This is an access tool that we duplicate for each territory (and most importantly time zone). The access query uses SQL tables.
The issue we face, is that the Systems Date Time format has to be correct for a further query to analyse the data. My problem is I want a query that will analyse the data, and ensure the date is in the correct format.
Assume we have a table, with a column full of dates. All dates are exactly the same. They should represent last Fridays date. I want to build a query that will check this column, understand last Fridays date, and ensure it is set in the time zone format - e.g. US Date shows as 01/13/13, whereas UK would show 13/01/13.
Any ideas? I have been struggling with this one for a long time and any help would be great.
Josh.