salman_sulaiman_2008
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I can't seem to find the DateTime data type??
Greetings Experts!
I am using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 and I have VS Sp1 installed too, the problem I am facing is that in the code behind page I am trying to create variables of the type DateTime, but the DateTime type doesn't get listed on the data types list that pops up, so I am wondering is there a namespace that I need to import for me to use the DateTime data types.??
thanks in advance.
~salman~
I am using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 and I have VS Sp1 installed too, the problem I am facing is that in the code behind page I am trying to create variables of the type DateTime, but the DateTime type doesn't get listed on the data types list that pops up, so I am wondering is there a namespace that I need to import for me to use the DateTime data types.??
thanks in advance.
~salman~
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thanks for the replies! I really appreciate it!
I actually realised that the DateTime type was already on the list, I just had to click on the "ALL" instead of "Common", it seems that the popup list shows the common data types and not all of them, so when I clicked on view ALL then I found the DateTime type.
Best Wishes,
~Salman~