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Hi Experts,
I need Experts help. How to add automatically total sum of data (time) from column TimeIN and TimeOUT at column Total_Duration. At present the data was not automatically count at Total_Duration column. Hope Experts will help create this feature.
I need Experts help. How to add automatically total sum of data (time) from column TimeIN and TimeOUT at column Total_Duration. At present the data was not automatically count at Total_Duration column. Hope Experts will help create this feature.
Imports MyCompany.Data
Imports System
Imports System.Collections.Generic
Imports System.Data
Imports System.Linq
Imports System.Text.RegularExpressions
Imports System.Web
Namespace Rules
Partial Public Class DataBusinessRules
Inherits MyCompany.Rules.SharedBusinessRules
<RowBuilder("Data", RowKind.New)> _
Public Sub BuildNewData()
UpdateFieldValue("Total_Duration", "(datediff(HOUR,[TimeIN],[TimeOUT]))")
End Sub
End Class
End Namespace
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Confused.
Are you trying to figure out what the new time would be if the interval between TimeIN and TimeOUT were added to it? Part of the confusion comes from the difference in accuracy between the value returned from DateDiff (hours as integer) and the use of time (7) data type for Time_Duration which is something like a millionth of a second accuracy.
If you just want to use Time_Duration as a running total of hours, why not make it an Integer and just add the result of DateDiff to it.
Are you trying to figure out what the new time would be if the interval between TimeIN and TimeOUT were added to it? Part of the confusion comes from the difference in accuracy between the value returned from DateDiff (hours as integer) and the use of time (7) data type for Time_Duration which is something like a millionth of a second accuracy.
If you just want to use Time_Duration as a running total of hours, why not make it an Integer and just add the result of DateDiff to it.
Hi tommyBoy,
I've modify the total duration type as "int" but the return value not showing total duration of it. Attached the script that being used. Hope I have followed the right steps.
I've modify the total duration type as "int" but the return value not showing total duration of it. Attached the script that being used. Hope I have followed the right steps.
Imports MyCompany.Data
Imports System
Imports System.Collections.Generic
Imports System.Data
Imports System.Linq
Imports System.Text.RegularExpressions
Imports System.Web
Namespace Rules
Partial Public Class timeBusinessRules
Inherits MyCompany.Rules.SharedBusinessRules
<ControllerAction("time", "Calculate", "Total_Duration")> _
Public Sub Calculatetime(ByVal time_ID As Nullable(Of Integer), ByVal [date] As Nullable(Of DateTime), ByVal timeIN As Nullable(Of System.TimeSpan), ByVal timeOUT As Nullable(Of System.TimeSpan), ByVal total_Duration As Nullable(Of Integer))
UpdateFieldValue("Total_Duration", "(datediff(HOUR,[TimeIN],[TimeOUT]))")
End Sub
End Class
End Namespace
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