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That line looks fine..<br />
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However, in your update or insert statement.. try the following...<br />
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StartTime=Convert(datetime<wbr />,@startTim<wbr />e)
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That line looks fine..

However, in your update or insert statement.. try the following...

StartTime=Convert(datetime,@startTime)

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James,<br />
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I tried your solution and that worked!<br />
<br />
Thanks!
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James,

I tried your solution and that worked!

Thanks!

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I'm getting the error &quot;Error converting data type nvarchar to datetime&quot; on the following line:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28485711-1">            cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue(&quot;@startTime&quot;, row(&quot;startTime&quot;)).Value = If(row(&quot;startTime&quot;).ToString.Length = 0, DBNull.Value, row(&quot;startTime&quot;))</code></pre>
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In the Database table this column (&quot;startTime&quot;) is defined as a DateTime data type. Is there a better way to code this line?<br />
<br />
Thanks!
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I'm getting the error "Error converting data type nvarchar to datetime" on the following line:

(CODE)

In the Database table this column ("startTime") is defined as a DateTime data type. Is there a better way to code this line?

Thanks!

Error converting data type nvarchar to datetime?

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