how to compare Date in asp.net.

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how to compare two dates in asp.net

Posted 17-Mar-11 6:31am

Shagun Bansal

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The DateTime class has a Compare function which accepts two datetime variables as arguments.

Posted 17-Mar-11 7:26am

Albin Abel

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Espen Harlinn 17-Mar-11 19:28pm

My 5 - nice and simple

Albin Abel 18-Mar-11 0:27am

Thanks Espen Harlinn

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#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-17T07:29:00

Solution 2

The fact that it's ASP.Net makes no difference at all.

C#

if (thisDate >= thatDate)
{
}

I wrote a Tip/Trick that allows you to compare any combination of DateTime properties. You might find it useful:

Partial DateTime Object Equality[^]

Posted 17-Mar-11 7:29am

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Updated 17-Mar-11 7:31am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 17-Mar-11 13:56pm

Simple as that, and a good reference, a 5.

John, remember this dude who voted 1 for your answer of flicker? a long stupid discussion yesterday?
http://www.codeproject.com/Answers/169644/Flickering-Transparency-and-BackgroundImages.aspx
Do you remember?

I made him!

I fact, your answer and Albin's answers were correct. I found most stupid mistake Josh made. Can you imagine what? He enabled double buffering on Form but had buffering on other control, blindly assuming the Form would cure the control! :-) :-). I spotted it and asked him three times until he confessed he did this stupid thing.
And imagine what? Now he is trying to play the role of the... offended one (I only said: "Damn! Be logical!"), I think, down-voted again. What a personality!

It's getting funny; take a look if you still have a hart for that... :-)

--SA

Albin Abel 18-Mar-11 0:26am

It is simple and a good link. 5

vpsingh136 7-Jan-12 7:50am

i have to compare my date with database then the condition if true how it validates in asp.net

vpsingh136 7-Jan-12 7:51am

i have to compare my date with database then the condition if true how it validates in asp.net pls fwd me coding to the following mail
vpsingh136@gmail.com