Difference between Oracle's date formatted as "ww" and Access' formatted as "ww"?
I have a query in which I convert a date to it's week of the year "ww". When I am writting the code to run directly on the Oracle Tables I use:
To_Char(To_Date("Some_Date
In Access I am doing this:
Format(qryTemp_Data!Some_D
What I have found is that for the 4th of February, Oracle says it is the 5th week, but Access says it is the 6th. I know that the 5th of February would actually be the true 6th week, and Oracle changes to the 6th week on that day, but I am curious what each looks at and is there a way to make it so that the full "Work Week" is the same in Oracle and not split up?
To_Char(To_Date("Some_Date
In Access I am doing this:
Format(qryTemp_Data!Some_D
What I have found is that for the 4th of February, Oracle says it is the 5th week, but Access says it is the 6th. I know that the 5th of February would actually be the true 6th week, and Oracle changes to the 6th week on that day, but I am curious what each looks at and is there a way to make it so that the full "Work Week" is the same in Oracle and not split up?
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Okay...it was an " i " and not an " L "...That was the issue... Thanks
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I gave most of the points to sujith80 since he had the right solution, I just couldn't tell if it was an " i " or an " L ". Thanks to both!
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To_Char(To_Date("Some_Date
Some date is one of the fields of an inner query....