RFX_Date

void RFX_Date( CFieldExchange* pFX, const char* szName, CTime& value );

void RFX_Date( CFieldExchange* pFX, const char* szName, TIMESTAMP_STRUCT& value );

Parameters

pFX

A pointer to an object of class CFieldExchange. This object contains information to define the context for each call of the function. For more information about the operations a CFieldExchange object can specify, see the article Record Field Exchange: How RFX Works in Visual C++ Programmer’s Guide.

szName

The name of a data column.

value

The value stored in the indicated data member — the value to be transferred. The two versions of the function take different data types for value. The first version of the function takes a reference to a CTime object. For a transfer from recordset to data source, this value is taken from the specified data member. For a transfer from data source to recordset, the value is stored in the specified data member. The second version of the function takes a reference to a TIMESTAMP_STRUCT. You must set up this structure yourself prior to the call. Neither dialog data exchange (DDX) support nor ClassWizard support is available for this version. In your field map, place your call to the second version of RFX_Date outside the ClassWizard comment delimiters.

Remarks

The RFX_Date function transfers CTime or TIMESTAMP_STRUCT data between the field data members of a CRecordset object and the columns of a record on the data source of ODBC type SQL_DATE, SQL_TIME, or SQL_TIMESTAMP.

The CTime version of the function imposes the overhead of some intermediate processing and has a somewhat limited range. If you find either of these factors too limiting, use the second version of the function. But note its lack of ClassWizard and DDX support and the requirement that you set up the structure yourself.

Example

See RFX_Text.