Date - ODBC (Magic xpa 4.x)
The table below lists Magic xpa’s Date attribute and the valid data types for ODBC. Each entry in the table has a default data type that can be forced by specifying that type in the Type property on the SQL section in the Column Properties sheet.
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String Date
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##/##/####
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8
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SQL_CHAR
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Integer Date
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##/##/####
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4
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INTEGER
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Integer Date 1901
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##/##/####
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4
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INTEGER
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YYMMDD Date
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##/##/####
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4
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BINARY
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Magic Date
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##/##/####
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4
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BINARY
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Magic Date 1901
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##/##/####
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4
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BINARY
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Note: If you want to map String Date to ODBC Character, specify ‘SQL_CHAR(8)’ as the Type under the column properties/SQL.
