I have a timespan ts that has mostly minutes and seconds and sometimes hours. I'd like to format a string that'll give these results depending on the data
3:30 (hours not displayed, showing only full minutes)
13:30
1:13:30 (shows only full hours instead of 01:13:30)
DateTime A, DateTime B. If A < B then I have to calculate the number of days per year in that timespan and multiply it by a coeficient that corresponds to that year. My problem is the fact that it can span multiple years.
For example:
Nr of Days in TimeSpan for 2009 * coef for 2009 + Nr of Days in TimeSpan for 2010 * coef for 2010 + etc
inside my model metadata, i have a timespan field that would like to display in all Create, Edit and Display views like "hh:mm". For this, is set DisplayFormatAttribute as follows:
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When i try to create a new model object, the time field gets displayed as "00:00:00" im my model (00 is the initial values) instead of "00:00". Is there something i am doing wrong? Note that the same approach works for date fileds, where i want to be displayed as "dd/MM/yyyy" (for this is assign "{0:dd/MM/yyyy}" to the display format attribute).
I would like to use asp.net c# to calculate the timespan for when a file was uploaded. Example, if i uploaded a file two weeks ago my text will say 'uploaded 2 weeks ago' or if i have upload a file 4 month's ago my text will say 'uploaded 4 months ago'
I have created a small asp.net application that allows users to reset their passwords. I am able to retrieve that last time the password was reset from the Directory Searcher object, but I'm having trouble with checking the timespan since the last password reset. The users can reset their passwords again after 24 hours have passed, otherwise they well get an error stating that they are not able to update their password at this time. Any recommendations on how to best go about doing this?
I am getting time span paramter from our client apllication(in Asp.net 3.5 using C#).
When i am Saving this Timepan Parameter at Our Backend (Sql server 2008) Using Linq(In WCF Service) it gives following error:
Unable to cast object of type 'System.TimeSpan' to type 'System.IConvertible'.
My Code is given below:
objsession.s_QuestionMasterTopicInsert(topic.Title, contentId, Convert.ToDateTime(Time), topic.IsAvailable, ref strRet, ref strRetMsg); // topic.Time(is the time span type ) //I changed Convert.ToDateTime(Time) to new DateTime(time.Ticks), objsession.s_QuestionMasterTopicInsert(topic.Title, contentId, new DateTime(time.Ticks), topic.IsAvailable, ref strRet, ref strRetMsg);
But it gives following error:
SqlDateTime overflow. Must be between 1/1/1753 12:00:00 AM and 12/31/9999 11:59:59 PM
Is it Possible to convert timespan to Datetime?
How should I save timespan at My backend as Datetime Field ?
I have a calculation that takes place utilizing the TimeSpan.FromTicks method, the result is stored in a TimeSpan object. The calculation itself is working correctly, but I'd like to format the result a bit nicer than it is and I can't figure out how to format a TimeSpan.
The result from the TimeSpan is:
00:00:04.6153846
I'd like to remove any preceding zero's and round up to the second decimal place, such as:
4.62
Does anyone know how I might be able to accomplish this? I can't seem to find a .NET 'built in' solution.
I need to convert a timespan into an integer. I have two dates that I am subtracting one from the other, returning a value in days. I then need to perform some arithmatical functions on that value but I cant figure out how.
in my application two time input will be passing to my sql stored procedures and I need to calculate the timespan between them. how can I do that? is there any way that I can do the following in t-sql?
So I've got entities set up with Entity Framework that have some properties of types String, DateTimeOffset and TimeSpan. For performing validation on the Strings, I've used fairly straightforward attributes like "[Required]" or "[StringLength]", and the control used is a textbox.
My issue now is for the DateTimeOffset and TimeSpan, I'm uncertain what control to use, but even more uncertain about what attributes to use to validate the input.
I have a column as totalsecond in my database i take a avg of tht totalsecond column for the particular parameter and condition and when i come on my aspx page i show that data as hh:mm:ss by converting it with timespan function of dotnet and show this in datagrid but while doing this calculation in DataGrid_ItemDataBind it take so much time and the user have to wait for long time for the result after clicking button show when there is large amount of data.
How can i reduce the time of waiting for the user with some coding logic that speed up the calculation time.
I want to have a total in the gridview footer of the duration of the employees. As the rowdatabound goes through the cycles I can see it reading the correct times from each row but it is not totalling in totalTime and I get 0:00:00 in the footer.
I have a c# function for producing thumbnail images, these images are displayed on web-page i.e ASP.netSo how would i programtically call this back-end function let say everyday at 16:00 or at 3:00.
I have a web service that sends up to 5000 emails to our customers.
It is called asynchronously from a web application and then chuggs away sending the emails. Generally it works okay. Yesterday, it kept stopping - sometimes after sending a small number (33 first time) and then it might send another couple of hundred - then 50 or so etc. This went on all day as I kept manually calling the web service.
The data (subject, body, fromaddress, replytoaddress etc) is all kept in the database - as are the recipients.
Here's the code that gets the data from the database.
// Create Instance of Connection and Command Object SqlConnection myConnection = new SqlConnection(ConnectionString); SqlCommand myCommand = new SqlCommand("CPEmailsToSend_List", myConnection);
// Mark the Command as a SPROC myCommand.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure; myCommand.CommandTimeout = 1000;
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So I have a dataset containing 3 sets of data - the subject, body etc., a list of attachments and a list of recipients. I then use the .net smtpClient like this:
Code: //about to start sending emails - update the MessageSendStatus to inprogress myCommand.CommandText = "CPEmailSendStatus_Update"; myCommand.Parameters.Clear(); myCommand.Parameters.Add("@CPEmailID", SqlDbType.Int).Value = CPEmailID; myCommand.Parameters.Add("@SendStatus", SqlDbType.TinyInt).Value = 1;
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When the web service stopped (it kept stopping yesterday) - no errors were raised. I have a function on the page that checks the email address is valid before I try to send the email as I know the smtpClient does not like invalid email addresses. Normally, invalid email addresses are trapped and the loop continues and sends the next one etc. But, yesterday, it just stopped sending. No error messages - nothing.
So, I began to wonder if the Command object is timing out. With a lot of email addresses to send to (up to 5000) and half a dozen attachments - the web service can take a long time (hours) to send all the emails. So, is the fact that I am reusing the command object over and over again for different stored procedures the issue? (I do this a lot and have never had a problem before - I read somewhere that the CommandTimeout only counts the time network access is used).
I've been sending test emails all morning (but I can only send small batches as I have a limited number of email addresses I can send test emails to) and they have all worked okay ... but, yesterday, trying to send about 5000 emails took about 30 attempts.
I have weekly wise scheduled hours of each employee and no of days scheduled for each employee,now i need to calculate no of employees scheduled less than 24 hours,no of emp's scheduled b/w 24 and 48 hrs and emp's scheduled more than 48 hrs in percentage for fisrt week,second week,3rd week and 4th week.