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Has anyone had the chance to use the 64 bit versions of DBD Sybase using dates/times? I'm pulling out a date from Sybase 15, with the latest version of ctlib, and getting weird results. This same function works fine on the 32 bit side. It does work properly if a "convert(char(20, date)" is used in the query, but we don't want to change the code if possible. Without the convert, it is just pulling the date from a date column is chopping off the time when it is midnight. Also, if the date is 1/1/1900, its only outputting the time, without the date at all. We've tried multiple versions of DBD, still no luck. Any suggestions?

In reply to Using 64 bit DBD with Sybase 15 by tecmbg

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