SQL Server :: Sql Server: Compare Smalldatetime In Db To Calendar Date?
Jan 8, 2011
I want to compare smalldatetime values in my db to a calendar date. I'm not getting any value from dr[0] when I debug and put breakpoint in code below. Same thing if I select 'dateStart' instead of 'count(*)'. Any ideas?
How to get the date at which a record is created in SQL?..i.e, if i add a record to a database table db1 at 8/10/2010 11:30, I want to get the datetime, i.e 8/10/2010 11:30..;.Also let me know how to compare datetime values..
if(8/10/2010 11:30 >8/10/2010 10:30) will work or not?
How to create Jobs, I am using SQL 2005, i need a query which should get current date and compare current date with date in table and Send Email according to Job scheduled.
I am developing a leave application which must work like this.I would create a simple scenario to represent this.I want to get the leave ending date after deducting 'Fridays' and 'Saturdays' in between the leave start and end date,including additional calender holidays added to a separate calender table,and if the leave ending date is suppose a Friday,the ending date must be Friday itself.
I have a database that has several timestamp fields. One is addTime, another is editTime, and the final one is subTime. depending on which part of the web application the user uses, it will update one of these fields. I know in a sql command in the code behind you can use the getDate() function to populate a value, but will the sql command automatically parse it to the SmallDateTime datatype in the database?
Not a fan of creation and modifcation data in each table's row but I don't make the rules here. Something about normal comes to mind. Simple method to insert or update data in a table ia EF. Datatype = smalldatetime and no it is not changing across schema. Don't care about milli seconds. In oOrg = null I always fail because of a datatype mismatch.Not sure but didn't M$ make both of these products, and shouldn't the EF know about a smalldatetime when it reads the schema? So what is the fix outside of changing many tables to be datetime which is frowned upon at this piont.
public static String updateOrgs(Orgs org, Guid user) { using (ELogs2Entities EL = new ELogs2Entities())
i would like to compare the current date with the date entered by user..however, i'm encountering errors so far..
i tried something like this:
<asp:TextBox id="txtDate1" runat="server" /> <asp:CompareValidator runat="server" ErrorMessage="The date must be greater than today" ControlToValidate="txtDate1" type="date" ValuetoCompare="DateTime.Today.ToShortDateString()" />
and i got an error stating that the value of DateTime.Today.ToShortDateString() of the ValueToCompare property of "" cannot be converted to type 'date' i also tried ValueToCompare="DateTime.Now.Date()" and i got the same error message.
When a user selects an item from dropdownlist ,, certain dates (from DB) gets selected on Calendar automatically with the color pink >> This is working FINE The problem happens after that, when i want to select any other date >> the dates which were selected automatically before (that came from DB) get deselected !! I want them to stay selected, so i know which are the dates that already saved in DB ! So, the calendar is removing the programmed selected dates upon selecting a new date on the calendar object.
i have a store procedure that load data in a table of SQL SERVER 2008 from an excel file.the issue is, that the excel file have a column of DATE type, and i want that the system interprets the format in it, no matter what comes in it.dd/MM/yyyy mm/dd/yyyyi have an argue about this with my parnerts, cause i think is imposible, if you don't have a format before the process runs.
In one of my stored procedure I have to compare two nvarchar datatype values.The values containing both numerical and characters.Which function should I write? And one more problem i.e if a number containing zeros in starting ,I should also match including zeros.But not omit zeros.
<asp:CompareValidator ID="cpvBirthDate" Type="Date" ControlToValidate="txtBirthDate" Operator="DataTypeCheck" runat="server" ErrorMessage="Please enter a valid date in this format mm-dd-yy"> <img src="Images/ExclamationMark.gif" alt="Please enter a valid date in this format mm-dd-yy" /> </asp:CompareValidator>
It works on the clientside fine, but if a user has javascript disabled then it accepts 071873 which is not a date. Do I need to write a specific serverside function for this validator to work?