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I'm using: PHP 4.3.1 (as a module) Apache2.0.45 MS SQL Server 2000 (compatibility mode 70) Windows XP Pro Option mssql.datetimeconvert seems to work only randomly. This simple script produces different results, when I reload page few times: ini_set('mssql.datetimeconvert', 0); $re = mssql_connect('GANYMEDE\GANYMEDE', 'user', 'pass'); mssql_select_db('bp'); ini_set('mssql.datetimeconvert', 0); $sql = "SELECT TOP 10 addDate FROM c_content"; $re = mssql_query($sql); $row = mssql_fetch_array($re); ini_set('mssql.datetimeconvert', 0); echo ($row['addDate']); Once I get: "23 kwi 2003 14:11" other time: "2003-04-23 14:11:09" In this example addDate is datetime type. Function phpinfo() tells that mssql.datetimeconvert = 0 I have tried to turn off option datetimeconvert in php.ini file, and using ini_set() function. When I run php as cgi turning off this option doesn't work at all. Sorry for my english ;-) Regards, Tomasz Ulanowski