J
josepe
Hi,
I have an asp site web with connections to a SQL server database.
All works ok in a Server of USA, I have changed to a new server in UK
and I have configured the new server as the USA server, OS settings and SQL
settings.
But now, only in interdev code, when i show a date field of database show
with format:
dd/mm/yy
This is a big issue for me, because all functions and code works with
format:
mm/dd/yy, and now there are a lot of problems.
I can't change the code of the web, and i think that there are a setting of
OS or SQL that solve this issue.
I have been seeking and revising a lot this problem, and the final settings
are:
The local OS setting is US_English
The user connection to SQL setting is English
The collation of Database is the same of USA server.
I think the problem is in Interdev code, with a lost parameter, or in a
internal setting of OS, because if i do a asp page with a simple connection
to a database the result show date in USA_format, only with pages done with
Interdev.
Some idea?
Thanks a lot!
I have an asp site web with connections to a SQL server database.
All works ok in a Server of USA, I have changed to a new server in UK
and I have configured the new server as the USA server, OS settings and SQL
settings.
But now, only in interdev code, when i show a date field of database show
with format:
dd/mm/yy
This is a big issue for me, because all functions and code works with
format:
mm/dd/yy, and now there are a lot of problems.
I can't change the code of the web, and i think that there are a setting of
OS or SQL that solve this issue.
I have been seeking and revising a lot this problem, and the final settings
are:
The local OS setting is US_English
The user connection to SQL setting is English
The collation of Database is the same of USA server.
I think the problem is in Interdev code, with a lost parameter, or in a
internal setting of OS, because if i do a asp page with a simple connection
to a database the result show date in USA_format, only with pages done with
Interdev.
Some idea?
Thanks a lot!