Convert Database Field To Time Format
Oct 5, 2010
I'm trying to make my string a nice formatted time but the column in the database isn't set up as a date/time field is there anyway I can do this? Here's my query
Dim query as String = "Select * from openquery (devbook, 'SELECT wb.arrival_time FROM web_bookings wb ')"
And here's where i'm converting it
Session("formattime") = DateTime.Parse(drv.Row("arrival_time")).ToString("hh:mm")
The arrival_time field only has 4 numbers in like this 1000 so I need a way of converting it to a nice format like this 10:00AM
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