Reputation: 6057
I have an SQL query in access that will grab all records where a calculated date is in between two values. It works fine if I hardcode date literals such as:
SELECT *
FROM Table
WHERE DateAdd("d",-60,DateAdd("yyyy",65,[Table].[BirthDate])) Between #3/21/2021# And #3/27/2021#;
However I need to parametrize the the between dates so that they can be entered by a user like:
SELECT *
FROM Table
WHERE DateAdd("d",-60,DateAdd("yyyy",65,[Table].[BirthDate])) Between [StartDate] And [EndDate];
However when I run the latter query and enter the exact same dates as the former, hard-coded one, it starts pulling records outside the between range. I've attempted to enter the dates like 3/21/2021
as well as date literals like #3/21/2021#
and neither work. The latter doesn't pull anything at all.
I also have a form with a handful of text boxes using the short date format that let the user pick the dates for the query. It has the same issue of pulling back incorrect records. None of the records have any time component to my knowledge.
How can I get the date between to correctly work with user entered parameters?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1557
Reputation: 55961
Access doesn't know what data type your parameters are, so specify that in the query:
PARAMETERS
StartDate DateTime,
EndDate DateTime;
SELECT
*
FROM
Table
WHERE
DateAdd("d",-60,DateAdd("yyyy",65,[Table].[BirthDate])) Between [StartDate] And [EndDate];
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 21379
Parameters worked to filter a native field - not the calculated date. However, using CDate() function worked.
SELECT *
FROM Table
WHERE DateAdd("d",-60,DateAdd("yyyy",65,[Table].[BirthDate]))
Between CDate([StartDate]) And CDate([EndDate]);
But before I remembered that, I tested calculating with inputs back to a birthdate range which also worked.
SELECT *
FROM Table
WHERE [BirthDate] Between DateAdd("d",60,DateAdd("yyyy",-65,[StartDate]))
And DateAdd("d",60,DateAdd("yyyy",-65,[EndDate]));
Upvotes: 0