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Access 2007 ADP - How to pass date parameters to stored procedure

Asked by TeDeSm in Microsoft ADP

Tags: Access 2007 ADP

I have a form with 2 TextBoxes to accept a date range, e.g. Startdate and EndDate. I need to pass the 2 dates to a stored procedure where the SELECT statement has a DocumentDate.
(Floyd.dbo.POPOrderReturn.DocumentDate >= @startdate) AND (Floyd.dbo.POPOrderReturn.DocumentDate <= @enddate)

I thought the syntax of the code would be as per the code block. However the recordset returns zero when there are records that should be returned. The SELECT statement when run does return rows with start and end dates.
I suspect the syntax in the .CreateParameter lines. I have tried different datatypes but get the same result.
Dates in the SQL table are shown in the format yyyy-mm-dd hh:nn:ss however Access passes the parameter values as dd/mm/yy.
  
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Set rstLocal = New ADODB.Recordset
    Set cmd = New ADODB.Command
    With cmd
    Set .ActiveConnection = cnnDB
        .CommandText = strVW
        .CommandType = adCmdStoredProc
        ' Prepare command since we will be executing it more than once.
        .Prepared = True
        ' Create parameters
        Set objParam1 = .CreateParameter("@startdate", adDBDate, _
                        adParamInput, , dblStartDate)
        Set objParam2 = .CreateParameter("@enddate", adDBDate, _
                        adParamInput, , dblEndDate)
        .Parameters.Append objParam1
        .Parameters.Append objParam2
        Set rstLocal = .Execute
    End With
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