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As long as you use the Date datatype, VB and Access (Jet) are Y2K compliant.<br />

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As long as you use the Date datatype, VB and Access (Jet) are Y2K compliant.


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I know VB is y2k compliant.. I need some code that will test the &quot;machine&quot; for compliance. &nbsp;thanks<br />

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I know VB is y2k compliant.. I need some code that will test the "machine" for compliance.  thanks


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BIOS CMOS Clock Settings... etc... <br />

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I have yet to come across a PC that did not support a four-digit year. &nbsp;Have you found otherwise?<br />

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I have yet to come across a PC that did not support a four-digit year.  Have you found otherwise?


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Thanks for the Info! and the link.. I checked it out... now I don't have to write anything! Your comments were greatly appreciated<br />
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No I haven't, but If there are some among our 400+ systems, I would like to find them now before there is a problem.<br />
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Thanks for the comment!<br />

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Thanks for the Info! and the link.. I checked it out... now I don't have to write anything! Your comments were greatly appreciated

No I haven't, but If there are some among our 400+ systems, I would like to find them now before there is a problem.

Thanks for the comment!


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Does anyone have any code that will test for the standard y2k bugs??? I would like to taylor the code to send results to a txt file or database (preferred) any help would be appreciated. It seems all the products I've seen do not have this functionality. &nbsp;So I would like to write my own.. a step in the right direction is all I need.. thanks!<br />
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GW
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Does anyone have any code that will test for the standard y2k bugs??? I would like to taylor the code to send results to a txt file or database (preferred) any help would be appreciated. It seems all the products I've seen do not have this functionality.  So I would like to write my own.. a step in the right direction is all I need.. thanks!

GW

2000 Compliance (Y2K) Code

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.