FP2000: Time Stamp in Database Form Handler Shows Two-Digit YearID: Q219124
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In FrontPage, if your "Save to Database" form includes the time stamp when the form was submitted, the time stamp is stored in two-digit year format. Although the date appears in a two-digit format by default, the time stamp is still Year 2000 compliant.
FrontPage Databse Results Form Handler uses the Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) value "Now" to store dates. The formatting of the value is solely dependent on the settings in the operating system that is hosting the page.
If you see the year in a two-digit format, it is because of the configuration of the Regional Settings on your computer.
To resolve this issue and see the year in a four-digit format, follow these steps:
When you view the time stamp field in your database, if a form was submitted after the year specified in the Regional Settings, the date field shows the four-digit year of the time stamp. The following table displays how various years appear in your database, based on the default regional settings of your computer:
M/d/yy | M/d/yyyy |
---|---|
6/8/81 | 6/8/1981 |
6/8/99 | 6/8/1999 |
6/8/00 | 6/8/2000 |
6/8/2099 | 6/8/2099 |
http://www.microsoft.com/year2000/
Additional query words: front page y2k
Keywords : kbdta kb2000
Version : WINDOWS:
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type : kbprb
Last Reviewed: June 30, 1999