ParseExact - Convert "January 1, 2008" In C# Datetime?
Dec 28, 2010I have string that is in format January 1, 2008 how can I parseExact it to DateTime?
View 2 RepliesI have string that is in format January 1, 2008 how can I parseExact it to DateTime?
View 2 Repliesdatetime.parseexact not working in windows 7. I have set Datetime Format using Control panel also change the Location and English (India) to English(USA)...but still not working...
its perfectly work with WinXP
I have a string variable like '31/01/2011'.
I need to convert that to datetime variable and store it into oracle. I tried bunch of stuff but it is not working. Can someone post some sample code.
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 have string like "30/03/2010 12:03:15:PM" i want to covert in date time how it possible?to convert i got this error "String was not recognized as a valid DateTime."
View 10 Replies I have stringarray called Timesplit with time like(17:00-2:00).How to store Timeplit array values into datetime array value.I am having 7 values that's why i am using TimeIn[arrayIndex].I will increment arrayIndex for 7 times for 7 timeIn.
I am getting error while trying to store TimesPlit[0] to TimeIn[arrayIndex].I want 17:00 into TimeIn[arrayIndex] and 2:00 into TimeOut[arrayIndex].If i use datetime will get date also so give me better options to store TimeIn and TimeOut.
Object reference error
DateTime[] TimeOut = null;
TimeIn[arrayIndex]=Convert.ToDateTime(TimeSplit[0]);
TimeOut[arrayIndex] = TimeSplit[1];
How can i convert String like 20100102 into datetime in a formate of dd/MM/yyyy?
View 5 Repliesi want to convert a string variable which has the value in mm-dd-yyyy hh:mm:ss AM/PM to mm/dd/yy
How can i do it?
I have a column in my datatable which is of DateTime Type. I only want the DatePart, hence when I use the ToShortDateTimeString it converts to short date but of string type. Hence when i reassign the string to the column of the datatable it again appends 12:00:00 to it. I cannot change the column type in my datatable. Is there any way to convert DateTime to ShortDateTime directly without converting to string?
View 3 RepliesI want to convert text to datetime but having error.My text box value is in format dd/MM/yyyy
String was not recognized as a valid DateTime.
myFtMaster.GENTRTYDATEFROM =Convert.ToDateTime(txtTreatyPeriodfrom.Text.ToString());
My business object 'gentrtydatefrom' datatype is DateTime. Also what is the best way to avoid these type of errors without using a Try catch block.
i'm accessing date field in Oracle 10g. its not accepting other date formats other than for example : 01/JAN/09 (month in 3 chars)
how can i convert datetime object to this formart using c# ?
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 know that we can do this e.g.
dim str as String = textbox1.text ' when date is in this format dd/MM/yyyy
dim date_time as Datetime = Date.ParseExact( str , "dd/MM/yyyy" , nothing)
it works fine but when the user but the date like this 9/9/2010 it gives error because the format is set "dd/MM/yyyy" and given date format is "d/M/yyyy" or it could be "dd/M/yyyy" what could be the solution of this problem?
I have date in a text box in the following format "dd-MM-yyyy"How do i convert this into standard datetime format, i could do DateTime.Parse(txtDate.Text).Date but how do i define the current format of this date before parsing, i mean how do i tell the parser that this date is currently in the format "dd-MM-yyyy" usualy parser assume date to be in "MM-dd-yyyy" format i guess?
View 7 RepliesI'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
}
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How to convert days into hours?
I have written a code to insert emp details into database and i am also inserting local date(i,e system date) into to the table to know/have an idea at what date the employee inserted details. I have set date format add/MM/yyyy and its working well in my local system, but after uploading the site into server (the server is shared server) iam getting error and the error message is Failed to convert parameter value from a String to a DateTime.
Surprisingly, it is working well in server when i chaged the date format to MM/dd/yyyy, but now its not working in my local system and getting the same error.
I've been googling for a while now and for the life of me can't seem to find a solution. I thought this would be easy but it's taking too long and am turning to stackoverflow.
I need to convert a string which contains a date and time to a DateTime variable. I've formatted the string in the exact format I want to store it in but when i convert it to a DateTime it keeps adding the seconds which I don't want. I want it stored as 01/01/2010 09:00AM. Here's the code I've been using so far:
DateTime.ParseExact(startTime,"MM/dd/yyyy hh:mmtt", null);
Datecol is a datetime in a sql table.
q="select convert(char(8),datecol1,112) from tblone where datecol2 is null"
is what I use for my query string for sqlcommand(). I'm getting the error "a field or property datecol1 could not be found in the datasource". Without the convert, the query is ok.
note MONTH AND DATES stored in single or double digits as they occur. Unfortunately DATE TIME is stored in NVARCHAR Data type column as 2/9/2010, 22/10/2010 etc. Following UK Date here. It is required to pull the data to COUNT No. of Expired. Obviously below one fails.
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I use asp.net 4 and c#.I have in a Text Box DateTimeValue
3/1/2011 12:00:00 AM
I need to convert it in a String of this format:
Format="yyyy-MM-dd"
I have one class for selecting, updating and deleting record in db (sql server 2008) and one class for represent table record, i think it's call 'Activ record' design pattern.
Now, I have GriwView with editing, selecting and deleting items. Data source for this grid is ObjectDataSource:
<asp:ObjectDataSource ID="ObjectDataSource" runat="server"
TypeName="DBOrdinacniDoby.Hours"
DataObjectTypeName="DBOrdinacniDoby.Hour"
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Currently I am able to bring the datetime from my SQL table but I also need the milisecods. Here is the line of code:
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So latestTimeStamp = {9/22/2010 6:24:09 PM} but I needed it to be latestTimeStamp = {9/22/2010 6:24:09:080 PM}
since the SQL field value is 2010-09-22 18:24:09.080 and I want to do an accurate datetime comparison.
I'm wondering if .NET allow multilanguage support for Datetime?
I'm trying to convert the Datetime.Now value to equal Tamil Unicode character.
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And then when I save....cs
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And Stored Procedure is like this
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the problem is when I use debugging mode, I mean using with visual studio, it's going fine. But when I call from IIS there has a error.. Unterminated string constant. I know where is the problem
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