Below is my code when i am inserting it and fetching the saved datetime from database its showing incorrect time, and date is correct.
DateTime d = DateTime.Now;
cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@Date", d.ToString("dd-MM-yyyy HH:mm:ss tt"));
My Application hosted at server in time zone which differs from mine. All date in database is not correct for my time zone. How can I set my time zone for Application or how I can convert date to my time zone on output
View 1 RepliesI'm having a little issue, currently my code, first it saves to DB then send an email in both codes it saves and send the current date and time. I use the following function to get the current date Now() . The problem is when it saves to DB, it saves the current time and date using the timezone of DB server location and the email send the date and time and appear in my wanted timezone (easter time zone). I was wondering if it's possible to make the also save to DB with the correct time zone without using any javascript.
View 2 RepliesI am doing an insert and no matter what my time is showing 12:00:00 AM when I insert. How can I get it to actually show the DateTime.Now?
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View 2 RepliesIn a simple ASPX page, I have an SqlDataSource and a DataList control bound to it.It shows 3 columns; UserName, DateTimeStamp, and Comment.The database table has these defined as nvarchar(24), datetime, and nvarchar(80).The UserName and DateTimeStamp are shown in the ItemTemplate as Labels, while the Comment is a multiline TextBox.I have an event handler for the OnTextChanged for the Comment so that I can update the table as soon as the user tabs off the TextBox.I use the UserName and DateTimeStamp as the Primary Key, and pass all 3 to a stored procedure, where the parameters are declared the same types as the table.What I'm getting though is an "Input string was not in the correct format", which can only be the DateTime that I am passing.
I've tried different date/time formats, but so far come up empty as to the one that will actually work from the C# code.All the different formats I've tried work fine if I pass them to the SP directly via Management Studio, but all throw an error when I use
SqlDataSource.UpdateParameters.Add("DateTimeStamp", System.Data.DbType.DateTime, lblDateTimeStamp.Text);
i am displaying some news from rss feeds in the page. But i am stuck up in the date time conversion. I got th published datetime as pdt formated string. How can i convert to my local time. Coversion from the pdt string tot DateTime is error..
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This second line is error and i need the result in the specified format or same format as in the published date but in local time ie IST (India Standard Time)
I bind the ObjectDataSource to Formview and I just look the datetime field
it is not showing but it is showing in gridview...
Our business case requires that a Start Time and End Time must be defined for each Organization involved in the business model. For example; some organizations have their working hours from 8:00AM to 5:00PM and others from 9:00 to 6:00PM. While creating a new Event on our calendar these should be queried from the database (StartTime and EndTime) and setting these as default. My questions are:
1) How should I save these times since DateTime requires a Date in front of it and there's no Time column format on SQL Server (Varchar? Number?). If using one of these types how to I concatenate these to a DateTime variable?
2) If the column should be DateTime, how do I concatenate it to replace the column's Date with Today's date and replace the Time with the time specified for that? Let me be more clear:
Default values saved in the database: StartTime = "2010-01-01 8:00AM" EndTime = "2010-01-01 5:00PM" In my code after querying, my local variables would be populated and replaced by: OrgStartHour = "2010-03-26 8:00AM" and OrgEndHour = "2010-03-26 5:00PM"
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The code above works but I have no idea on how to replace/concatenate the "2010-01-01" with today's date while keeping the "8:00 AM" on it. :)
Over the past 3 days I've been trying to do everything in MVC. I want to learn this awesome technology.
I have just faced a problem with Html.ActionLink and I can't figure it out ! Here is what I have in my Home Index View:
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when I adding for first time it's added successfully but for the second time it raises this error:
Input string was not in a correct format.
protected void btn_save_add_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
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I would like to append time also with datetime variable. My Todate need to be in the format of 9/9/2010 23:23:59.
View 5 RepliesI have deployed my asp.net application in my hosting provider they are from US... I have one filed in which i have wriiten Datetime.now.tostring() it saves in Database table it save 11/11/2010 5:20:47 AM
View 17 RepliesI am Adding Webservice Reference in my project . WSDL , Disco , XSD files are created in my project.now , my issue is how to check weather WSDL showing correct DataContracts or not. I dont want unwanted datacontracts to be downloaded .
View 2 RepliesI have the code:
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I live in Saint-Petersburg, so s="11 : 15 : 14". What should i write in web.config or in some else place for take the similar hours?
I can't to use ToString, ToUniversalTime and change Parse arguments (it data takes from web services).
I have a column in a Table within an SQL database that is defined as DateTime. I tried to store time data in it, but could only store date information. Am I doing something wrong?
View 6 RepliesI'm in a little bit of a bind and have some weird behavior happening with a multiview control behaving differently between two machines, and of course, the production machine is the broken one. The page renders the correct content on both machines, but if I save the html file the production machine's source is wrong.
For example, if for step 1 the output should be just the letter A, and step 2 the output should be just the letter B, and step 3 the output should be the letter C, here is what happens:
Step 1:
Production - The source and output are both the letter A
Dev - the source and output are both the letter A
Step 2:
Production - the source is the letter A and the ouput on the browser is the letter B
Dev - the source and output on the browser are both the letter B
Step 3:
Production - the source is the letter A and the ouput on the browser is the letter C
Dev - the source and output on the browser are both the letter C
Is this some issue with SessionState? I'm very new to Multiviews and by no means an ASP expert.
There is a "singleline" Textbox in my page in which both date and time are fetch from database table column "DateTime".
I want Time to be come below Date in that "singleline" Textbox.
I can't take that Textbox as "multiline". How to split date and time in singleline Textbox?
How to achieve this?
I have created a asp.net website, that we are going to deploy at India. All client of this website would be from SWEDEN.
This site have option (last login date time) at user's dashboard after successfull login.
Now my problem is that if application is deploy at India and user loggedin from SWEDEN then user is able to show only server date time which is of India.
My Steps are as following
1. User logged into site first time at 10 AM(server time), surfing starts...
2. Logged out at 10:30 (server time)
3. Application store server datetime in database.
4. Next time user come, application will store same date and time from database as last loggin datetime.
How can i store SWEDEN date time in database when user logged out from site, it will in future grow to other country also.
Sometimes I get a datetime with a time sometimes it's just the date. Of course if it's just the date I I want to format with "dd.MM.yyyy" and if it has a time "dd.MM.yyyy HH:mm".. This is in a repeater, so I thought may be it's possible without a simple if statement?
View 3 RepliesI'm currently developing a system for booking of discussion room in a college. This system will allow the staff to help the students to make booking in advanced as well as for instant walk in usage.I've got a table to keep track of bookings, another for walk in and one for time slot.
For the time slot table, it includes start time slot and end time slot, which is 30 minutes interval for each.What i'm currently facing is that the system could not display the correct available time slot. I think it's the formula problem which I still can't get it solved.
Example:If the booking time is 8.30am - 9.00am, I have no problem showing the 1st slot as N/A.
But if the time is 8.45am - 9.15am, the system only update the 1st slot as N/A while the 2nd slot still remain as AVAILABLE which is wrong. Because since the time ends at 9.15, I would like the slot 9.00am - 9.30am to be N/A as well.
This would be my code:
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I have total 21 time slot count in my table. And the arrCC113Availability is an ArrayList keeping track of the availability of each slot for that particular room.Is there any other formula which can cater for all the conditions?
I want to store DateTimes in my Database in Universal Time. A user can select his/her TimeZone (Retrieved from TimeZoneInfo.GetSystemTimeZones)I created a usercontrol, where a (local) datetime can be entered. This LocalDateTime is converted to Universal Time, which is stored in the database:
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So far so good. Next step was that I would validate the LocalDateTime. A (Local) DataTime can be Invalid, when the time moves ahead from Standard Time To Daylight Saving Time, preventing it to be converted to Universal Time. This can be done like this:
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So the next question is:
How can I calculate the Local Time which is ambiguous, with the correct sDaylightSavingTime Property ?
I have a MySQL database with a field of type DateTime. When I try to send a date to the DB with the following format:
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It does not save the time, only the date and a "00:00:00" at the end. For instance12/1/2011 00:00:00Any idea how I can format save also hours, minutes and seconds? Would it be best to use Timestamps?
I'm trying to convert the javascript date to ASP.NET's DateTime.Now
var todaysDate = new Date();
document.getElementById('hdnDate').value = todaysDate.toString();
private void ConvertToDotNetDateTime()
{
DateTime myDate = (DateTime)hdnDate.Value; ??? ? //bit lost here
}
i have two clock times in my DB as varchar datatype.. i loaded it from db as varchar itself. in C# i have assigned this value to a datetime variable.. how can i get the time from the datetime variable without changing it into a string.
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