Hi all,

I'm working on a simple ODBC API bulk load application and I've run
into a problem. I am binding variables in memory and sending the rows
as prescribed in the ODBC 3.0 API Reference and on MSDN. Everything
works fine for SQL VARCHAR and SQL INTEGER data types; however, I run
into issues when I try to bind SQL DATETIME data types. I can't seem
to find examples of how this should be done anywhere... Should my
variable that I'm binding to be a C-Style string or a
SQL_TIMESTAMP_STRUCT or a time_t structure? It's all a blur...

Anyone know where I can find a sample that bcp_binds to a DATETIME
column in a table?

TIA

Never mind, issue resolved.

"Michael C#" wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I'm working on a simple ODBC API bulk load application and I've run
> into a problem. I am binding variables in memory and sending the rows
> as prescribed in the ODBC 3.0 API Reference and on MSDN. Everything
> works fine for SQL VARCHAR and SQL INTEGER data types; however, I run
> into issues when I try to bind SQL DATETIME data types. I can't seem
> to find examples of how this should be done anywhere... Should my
> variable that I'm binding to be a C-Style string or a
> SQL_TIMESTAMP_STRUCT or a time_t structure? It's all a blur...
>
> Anyone know where I can find a sample that bcp_binds to a DATETIME
> column in a table?
>
> TIA
>
>