Re: DATE FORMAT IN SQL DESIGNER

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From: Bowen Moursund
Date: Tue, 17 Mar 1998 00:00

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>Both the ANSI and ISO SQL92 standards require that dates be formatted in
>line with ISO-8601 which means 'yyyy-mm-dd' or an abbreviated variant.

So, it's a Borland standard, eh? :-) Thanks for the correction.
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