ODBC / DBI help (via Win32 Extensions)

[Benjamin Schollnick]

On Sun, 29 Apr 3900 11:46:01, "Andy Smith" <andy at ictibroker.com> 
wrote:

> Calling the str method on a dbiDate will return a human-readable date.
> Also, calling int(myDbiDate) will return a 'seconds since the epoch'
> integer, which you can then easily work with using the functions in the
> 'time' module. I confess there may be methods of a dbiDate that can achieve
> the same, but I'm happy enough to just convert them to integers ;)
> 
> Here's an operation on dbiDates that should help you get an access-friendly
> format - (but remember to wrap in #'s cos that's crucial too!)
> 
> def dbToReuters(x):
>     a = time.localtime(int(x))
>     return time.strftime("%m/%d/%Y", time.localtime(int(x)))

Thanks, I'll try this on monday, and see what happens.... 

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		- Benjamin