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put this

"&CDate(RsStrips("dato"))&"

in #

so #"&CDate(RsStrips("dato"))&"#

try that. it should select records greater than the set date. it shouldn't return any record before the set date.
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Sorry to say, it still returns the wrong value.

I have a response.write here:

Select Date = 02-12-2004
Output Date = 01-12-2004

I'm just lost - because if i write a normal "IF "OUTPUT date" > "SelectDate" it will tell me that the Select Date is higher than the Output date... using the same strings etc... as i do in the sql string.
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try changing the > to < .. within the SQL.

you may need to change the ASC, but see what that does.. i think i had a simular problem with my tv guide application once...

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Just tried it - it just resulted in the following:

ADODB.Field error '80020009'

Either BOF or EOF is True, or the current record has been deleted. Requested operation requires a current record.
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right so its not finding records befind it.

i think i had to add 00:00:00 to the end of the values because they where date values and didn't use the time.. and then it may work .. add that to the CDated version (before CDate())

so CDate(rs.fieldname & " 00:00:00")

put that in the query
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Tried it again - had no effect, it still makes the same result.

Here is my to query's

strSQL = "Select * from strips where ID = "&Request.querystring("id")&""
Set RsStrips = objconn.execute(strSQL)

strSQL = "Select Top 1 strips.* from strips where dato > #"&CDate(RsStrips("dato")&" 00:00:00")&"# Order By Dato ASC"
Set RsNext = objconn.execute(strSQL)

I still think it's funny -because i can make date(), now(), that filters, but not on a specific date.
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have you tried writing a date value within the query not using a command like Date() or NOW()

and see what that does.. im not sure why its not it should be.. have you tried >= that date? or does it have to be greater than the date stated?
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I tried writing a date - and it just returns the same result, no matter which date i choose.
 
And i tried once with >= but no effect there either, and it has to be a greater date.
 
 
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