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DateTime in US format
Hi,
How do you convert a datetime format from one format to any other. In particular, US to UK format? I am using sql convert(datetime, '12/05/2006',103) when using dates in sql, but when a date is in US format it causes a problem. I am using a calendar control, perhaps there is another way around this, such as forcing the control to use a specific locale?
Thanks.
How do you convert a datetime format from one format to any other. In particular, US to UK format? I am using sql convert(datetime, '12/05/2006',103) when using dates in sql, but when a date is in US format it causes a problem. I am using a calendar control, perhaps there is another way around this, such as forcing the control to use a specific locale?
Thanks.
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Hi,
First convert the string to DateTime format
Construct new Sql DateTime parameter and assign the converted datetime value to it.
Pass it to stored procedure.
string intSaleDate =txtSaleDate.Text; // this is where the problem starts
DateTime a;
a=DateTime.Parse(intSaleDa te);
SqlCommand cmdObj = new SqlCommand("MLS_GetData", connObj);
cmdObj.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedur e;
if (txtSaleDate.Text != "") ///////////// here is the FROM date //////////////
{
SqlParameter var1= new SqlParameter("@intSaleDate ",SqlDbTyp e.DateTime );
var1.Value=a ;
cmdObj.Parameters.Add(var1 );
}
Regards
Pradeep
First convert the string to DateTime format
Construct new Sql DateTime parameter and assign the converted datetime value to it.
Pass it to stored procedure.
string intSaleDate =txtSaleDate.Text; // this is where the problem starts
DateTime a;
a=DateTime.Parse(intSaleDa
SqlCommand cmdObj = new SqlCommand("MLS_GetData", connObj);
cmdObj.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedur
if (txtSaleDate.Text != "") ///////////// here is the FROM date //////////////
{
SqlParameter var1= new SqlParameter("@intSaleDate
var1.Value=a ;
cmdObj.Parameters.Add(var1
}
Regards
Pradeep
sorry the final one is wrong post
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Couple of extra questions, if you don't mind - thanks for good answer.
1. does the below line web.config guarantee that all posted data will be converted to the specified culture. Can I ensure, for example, all data posted through a calendar picker will be in a certain date format? It appears to do this, as DateTime.Now returns the date format specified in web.config
<globalization requestEncoding="utf-8" responseEncoding="utf-8" culture="en-GB" uiCulture="en-GB"/>
2. Is there a way of returning a DateTimeFormatInfo object for the current machine/server, assuming the above line is not in web.config?
System.DateTime a=System.DateTime.Now;
DateTimeFormatInfo nfi = new CultureInfo( "en-US", true ).DateTimeFormat;
MessageBox.Show(a.ToString (nfi));
Thanks.
1. does the below line web.config guarantee that all posted data will be converted to the specified culture. Can I ensure, for example, all data posted through a calendar picker will be in a certain date format? It appears to do this, as DateTime.Now returns the date format specified in web.config
<globalization requestEncoding="utf-8" responseEncoding="utf-8" culture="en-GB" uiCulture="en-GB"/>
2. Is there a way of returning a DateTimeFormatInfo object for the current machine/server, assuming the above line is not in web.config?
System.DateTime a=System.DateTime.Now;
DateTimeFormatInfo nfi = new CultureInfo( "en-US", true ).DateTimeFormat;
MessageBox.Show(a.ToString
Thanks.
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System.DateTime a=System.DateTime.Now;
DateTimePickerFormat nfi = new CultureInfo( "en-UK", true ).DateTimeFormat;