Question

I have a problem with my query in MS Access 2000. I need to select by the current date in database. I put either function date() or now and it doesn’t work.
Here is my query:

SELECT     TOP 100 PERCENT dbo.КАРНЕТ.НомКарнета, dbo.ФИРМА.НаимПредпр
 FROM         dbo.ФИРМА INNER JOIN
                  dbo.КАРНЕТ ON dbo.ФИРМА.КодПредпр = dbo.КАРНЕТ.КодПредпр
  WHERE     (dbo.КАРНЕТ.ДтСдачи = CONVERT(DATE, 'DATE()', 102))
  GROUP BY dbo.КАРНЕТ.НомКарнета, dbo.ФИРМА.НаимПредпр;

Answer 1

You should be able to use Date() without the single quotes:

WHERE dbo.КАРНЕТ.ДтСдачи = Date()

The Date() function will return the current system date.

If your dbo.КАРНЕТ.ДтСдачи has time included in it, then you might need to format that and you can also format the Date() value the same:

WHERE Format(dbo.КАРНЕТ.ДтСдачи, "yyyy.mm.dd") = Format(Date(), "yyyy.mm.dd")

Note: I just tested the above line in MS Access 2003 and it returned records. The code should be the same for MS Access 2000.