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I am calling a query through an odbc connection from excel.
I have a where clause where I want to use dates.
This works for a date
sale.saledate>={d ‘2012-10-29’}
But I need to add time in also
I tried
sale.saledate>={d ‘2012-10-29 3:30 PM’}
But this does not work.
any ideas?
Try {ts ‘2012-10-29 15:30:00’}. Search for ODBC date time formats. ODBC has its own syntax for dates, times and timestamps which the driver is supposed to translate to the database.