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> Pretty simple - 'e' is a legal character in a date literal, 'é' is not.
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> e.g. a date literal can be '25-dec-2000' but it can't be '25-déc-2000'.

Nor 'éèà磧¤' either. <g>

Ok, I see.

Thank you for your quick response.
But 'z' work fine and '$' also !?
And there is no day name or mounth name with a 'z', '$' or '@' but it work !

I don't understand...

Fabrice Vende
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