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ODBC with VS C++ 6 Problem
I am trying to retrieve data from MS Excel using ODBC and SQL. Everything works good except for date/time fields. I am seeing in the excel file a time fields like the following:
00:49:30 00:50:00 00:50:30 when I read them in to a timestamp field I get the following: 00:49:30 00:49:59 00:50:29 I appears I am losing some precision thru Excel or the ODBC driver. Does anyone have any experiance with this that can help?     
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