To Find the age of a person there is another class avaliable in VS
C#
TimeSpan
Datetime myBirthday=DateTime.Parse("7/7/1982");
TimeSpan objTimeSpan=DateTime.Now.Subtract(myBirthDay);
Showing posts with label datetime. Show all posts
Showing posts with label datetime. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Friday, August 27, 2010
Get Date From DateTime In SQL
Get Date From DateTime In SQL
Something I need to do from time to time is get just the date part of a datetime value in SQL. I found a cool way to do it on SQLJunkies today.
select convert(varchar,DateColumn,101)
The 101 means “mm/dd/yyyy” format, but there are a bunch of other codes you can use. 108 will return just the time “hh:mm:ss” for instance.
Update: 101 includes 4 digit year 'yyyy'. A code of 1 would apparently be "mm/dd/yy", according to user comments.
Something I need to do from time to time is get just the date part of a datetime value in SQL. I found a cool way to do it on SQLJunkies today.
select convert(varchar,DateColumn,101)
The 101 means “mm/dd/yyyy” format, but there are a bunch of other codes you can use. 108 will return just the time “hh:mm:ss” for instance.
Update: 101 includes 4 digit year 'yyyy'. A code of 1 would apparently be "mm/dd/yy", according to user comments.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Read /write NULL Datetime in Sql Server by C#
When you have to insert or read NULL datetiem from sql server then in that case.
Use Namespace:using System.Data.SqlTypes;
declare a variable SqlDateTime sqlNullDate;
for INSERT
if (txtSessionStartDate.Text == "")
sessionsOBJ.sDate = sqlNullDate;
else
sessionsOBJ.sDate = Convert.ToDateTime(txtSessionStartDate.Text);
and read would work normally.
Use Namespace:using System.Data.SqlTypes;
declare a variable SqlDateTime sqlNullDate;
for INSERT
if (txtSessionStartDate.Text == "")
sessionsOBJ.sDate = sqlNullDate;
else
sessionsOBJ.sDate = Convert.ToDateTime(txtSessionStartDate.Text);
and read would work normally.
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