I have time, for e.g 33 hr 40 mins 50 secs . i would like to convert it to a date time format.
for e.g I have used Convert.ToDateTime("33:40:50"), but in this case when you converting to date time, hour should be less than 24, otherwise it will fire an exception.
I keep getting errors when I try to convert. I have a date row that when my page loads it displays as
1/28/2010 12:00:00 AM.
I have my default value set to '00:00:00" for it. I'm trying to convert it to 24 hour format so that it will read out as 00:00:00 initially. SQL Statement(The one that is working)
SELECT user_id, bpi_title, HoR, Date, Duration FROM tblViewLog2 JOIN tblBPIModules on tblViewLog2.module_id = tblBPIModules.id
I assume that I need to modify my SQL statement, but I'm having a hard time with the exact syntax. I'm trying to figure out exactly what I need to do with the information below in order to get what I want.
14 or 114 24 hour time with milliseconds. HH:mm:ss:fff 21:00:00:000
I am using time picker control which you have created but I stuck in one issue. Iam using 24 hour format. but i its throwing in msg box standard hour instead of 24 hour format. How to get 24 hour format.
DateTime time = DateTime.Parse(string.Format("{0}:{1}", TimeSelector1.Hour, TimeSelector1.Minute));
I am filtering dataview using my Date Column but the result is not proper because the Field value also stores time, so I want to convert this Date Field to only Date during Filter. How can I achieve this? Here is my code. And the actual value I am getting in the Dataset Field "CreationDate" is a DateTime field which is like
I have searched a few pages on this (including MSDN) but have not quite reached a solution. I need to convert "16/04/2010 22:39:06" to "2010-04-16 22:39:06.034" (for example).
I have already written an SQL function to do this, but would rather do this in VB.NET if possible. The date value is coming from the Date Created information of a newly uploaded file:
I have an application that I need the user to enter in a date and time: 10/16/2010 1:00:00 PM How can I setup validation to check to make sure the user has entered in the date/time in that manner? I can use the validators in asp.net to check for date and even when I create a custom validator I don't know how to tell if the user has entered the data correctly. I am adding this functionality to an existing system. So I can't change the text box into two fields for validation.
I have an application that uses a time date picker control to display a date from a sql (sql 2000) table. Casting from the table to the control works fine, but writing a selected date from the control back to the database does not, I was under the impression that a datatype 'date' in VB would be compatible with SQL datetime datatime, and obviously it is from sql to vb as the date is correctly displayed in the control reading from the table. How do I need to convert the value from the date time picker control to write into sql ?
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 ')"
I have two dates. Date1 and Date2 Date1 contains "10/12/2010 12:00:00AM". Date2 contains "10/10/2010 03:00:00PM" I want to extract only the date from Date1 and extract only the time from Date2 and join them. Example "10/12/2010 03:00:00PM".
I have an asp.net control textbox, clicking on which a jquery timepicker appears and user can select any time.But I want to validate the selected time so that it is one hour greater than the current time in the client side. I mean when textbox value will be changed it should be validated.
I need to convert time to "UTC+03:30 Time Zone" in my web application here is UTC date : DateTime dt = DateTime.UtcNow; Is there any function to convert UTC to my time zone or not ? I don't want to involve myself writing a new function in my application if there is a function in ASP.NET. The application might be hosted in different server in the world and that's exactly why I have used UTC date. I need a function to add 3:30 to the current UTC time.