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JMP® date columns are exported as character data types through ODBC
Created: Nov 30, 2022 02:28 PM  |  Last Modified: Jan 10, 2023 10:07 AM

When exporting a JMP® data table to a database using ODBC, JMP exports the data as either character (CHAR or NCHAR) or numeric (FLOAT or DOUBLE PRECISION) data types. If a column is defined as a JMP date or time, it exports as character data. Changing the data type to a proper date format would need to be handled by the receiving database.

 

[Previously JMP Note 46350]

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