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TitleValid Access dates may overflow in SQL Server
KeywordsSQL, SQL Server, Access, database, dates, overflow
CategoriesDatabase
 
During a discussion of SQL dates, Andy Winningham pointed out:

Another thing to remember about going from Access to SQL Server regarding data conversion is that a valid date in Access may not be valid in SQL. For example, Access will treat the date 01/01/200 as valid. However if you try and load this date into a SQL Server database, you will get an overflow error.
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