I have a simple Gridview control on .aspx page. All I am doing is selecting 3 or 4 fields from oracle database.When I have to_char() function it says "portfolio_rundate" is a not a valid field in the datasource. Wherease the same SQL perfectly works fine in oracle.
I want to filter by database result based on the current date. I have a grid layout which will display the result based on the current date. I am using parameterized query for getting the result but it is not working.given below is the query i am using
Im My Gridview ,date is coming along with time.My date is in format dd/mm/yyy - To display only the date in Grdview,I used
Code: <asp:BoundField DataField="EFFECTIVE_DATE" DataFormatString="{0:dd/MM/yyyy}" HeaderText="Effective Date" /> But this code is reversing my month & date .See in Pic.I want to display only the date??How to do dat??
Does anyone know of any website i can learn more about using date picker and displaying the events on gridview based on the date. im using visual studios 2005 asp.net to do a match schedule that gets the data by date
i have a gridview binded with data when i hover mouse to row i want to display a image button to display date ,and when i click the button i want to display calender control for choose date, and next step after i choose date it will be must insert into database. and mean while a hidden label control will display and date shuld be display in it
This is actually a situation where LINQ as follow:
Code: Dim query = From loadedfile In dtloadedfile.AsEnumerable() _ Join householdPanels In dtHouseholdPanels.AsEnumerable() _ On CType(loadedfile("Household_number"), Integer) Equals _ [code]...
when i get to col.DataType = t.PropertyType, i hit an error where it says Nullable datatype is not allowed. I know the t.propertytype returns nullable as datatype, however, this nullable type do have a normal datatype declared too. ie Of System.Nullable(Of Integer) from the LINQ query. But how do i get that information?
ps: this function is taken somewhere from the web, so you might recognise it.
I have a column with nvarchar datatype storing the date. I am using a Gridview to display and edit data of that table. Now when I update the table the nvarchar column containing date in the format mm/dd/yyyy gets converted to Jun 9 2010 12:00AM format. I don't want this to be happening. I don't understand why this is happening as I don't have datetime column.
i am store ms word resume to image(BLOB) data type in sql server 2005. now i want to display this resume in HTML page or in text area. and for that i use
in visual web developer 2008 in "Query" Can I format the date to display only Month and year ?example: I have Complete date in my table like 05/04/2010. In Query in need to display only Month and year Like 04/2010 Or April/2010
I am displaying Event dates from SQL table on Calendar Control in ASP.NET. Also, I have GridView Control which shows event details when certain date is clicked on calendar control. But I have a problem as not all dates are displaying properly.
Strangly enough only dates which have same month and day date are displayed. For example:
It shows ok dates such as 08/08/2010, 09/09/2010, 10/10/2010 etc. If I click on the date which in SQL table exists as 11/25/2010 or 12/15/2010 etc (no matching month/day numbers) it shows error message saying: "System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Conversion failed when converting date and/or time from character string."
Follwoing is my code:
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I would like to make sure all events are showed properly in grid view.
I have a Ajax Calendar Extender in my C# application. For some reason when the time zone is set to Pacific the calendar control display the incorrect selected date.
For example if user selects 02/02/10 when the page renders and finishes whatever is doing the calendar control display a date of 02/01/10. P.S I am NOT subtracting any days from the selected date.
if I google it I get things like "you could try..." or "that doesn't work if...", etc. and I want some tried and true way. So, have you written any age-calculation routines and found they actually work when put to the test (that would be, when they go live ) or simply found one on the Internet?
I tried googling "vbforums .net calculate age" and I got some VB6 code. I am thinking there might be something more sophisticated in .NET.
I tried searching "calculate age" in the advanced search here, and got hits like "calculate tax" and "calculate discount" so it's not recognizing my combined keyword string.
string mysql = "SELECT [ID],[FirstName],[LastName],,[MiddleInit],[DateLastModified] FROM [Databse] WHERE ([ID] = '54321') ORDER BY [DateLastModified]";
I have 4 rows for this sql and I m displaying in GridView. I want the latest modified date as my first row but it is displaying in a reverse order. How can I display rows using Latestmodified date without sorting.
#2 how to check whether 'Akbar' is present between start date and end datesince the database contains only the start and end date I am unable to check in the dates between
select teachername from ClassRoom where startdate='14-05-2011';
i have a data driven web application, in my database i have this datetime column,
and in my web application i have this gridview, but the only data that i need to display are the records with todays date until the past 6 days from today, so its like 7 days all in all.
i have created a table with column like date (datetime), employeename (varchar) and their designation (varchar).. am using sql server 2005 and vb.net
I want to display this information in gridview.. i also displayed the inforamtion, but what the problem is the display of date is 4/2/2010 12:00:00 AM.. i need to display only the date in the gridview as 4/2/2010 under the date column .
I have SQL2012 database, which has a Table with many columns in it . One of the columns is "Start Date" and i set the dataType to "Date". Now I am putting the data into a gridview but the data is different to the database, the "Start Date" column has time as well. why this is happening ( the Start Date column is the gridview is a BoundField).
