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Querying dates in Access 2000. Known Issue? Known answer?

Asked by Milkus1 in Microsoft Access Database

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I am working with Access 2000.
I use the date format dd/mm/yyyy trought the application.
In the tables dates are stored in this format, and displayed this way when retrieved.
My regional settings on my computer also mirror this.
ProbleM:
When I run a query that uses date ranges , My results are wrong. Access appears to use an american format for queries, regardless of my data or regional settings.

Select Customer From Bookings Where AdvertisementDate >= #01/03/2007# AND AdvertisementDate <= #01/10/2007#
or
Select Customer From Bookings Where AdvertisementDate Between #01/03/2007# AND #01/10/2007#

So what i end up with is a result of records between 3 Jan 2007 and 10 of Jan 2007....not 1 Mar 2007 and 1 Oct 2007.
Is there an answer around this...that doesnt require reworking tables.
I have tried various formating but it just ignores it.
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