Search Again: Re: 2000 dates From: Shawn Hogan Date: Monday, November 16, 1998 Time: 10:13:47 am Teresa Walters wrote: >I have a customer that was imported. His expiration date was set in >2000. When we typed in the date before we imported, it was entered as >00. After the import, it showed up as 1900. We manually edited the date >and were able to adjust it to 2000. > >When I look at the report of customers to be invoiced, it shows that >this customer is due to be invoiced. Is this because we manually >manipulated the date? How do we get around this? Yeah, it's because you manually manipulated the date. Go to maintenance and hit the rebuild indexes button. - Shawn ------------------------------- Shawn D. Hogan President, Data Point Solutions http://www.data-point.com (619) 452-3696 ICQ: 8319647

Messages In This Thread: 2000 dates by Teresa Walters on Nov 16, 1998 at 10:01:34 am Re: 2000 dates by Shawn Hogan on Nov 16, 1998 at 10:13:47 am