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   From: jim.giner@suny.edu   
      
   One has to have their bde date setting matching this format, otherwise you   
   would have to manipulate this input to mathc your setting and then you can   
   use normal date/time functions.  Bring it in to your code as a string value,   
   break it down into date and time pieces, convert to match your bde setting   
   and you should then have valid date/time fields.   
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   >I have a string that looks like this   
   > "2009-01-31 14:43:21"   
   > its the ISO Standard   
   > I would like to convert this type a variable of type datetime.is there   
   > an easy way to do this in Objectpal?   
   >   
   > I am using paradox 9 on Win XP   
      
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