register date code .........

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how to get register date

tablename User

ID            int
Email         varchar(500)
Password       varchar(500)
Name            varchar(500)
Country        varchar(500)
LastLogin            datetime
RegisterDate         datetime
Description          Varchar(500)
ImageName           varchar(500)

C#

string chkUser = "Select * FROM [User] where Email='" + UserName + "' AND Password='" + Password + "'";
dt = dbClass.ConnectDataBaseReturnDT(chkUser);
if (dt.Rows.Count > 0)
{
    boolReturnValue = true;
    Session["UserId"] = dt.Rows[0]["Id"].ToString();
    string que = "UPDATE [User] SET LastLogin = GETDATE() where Id=" + Session["UserId"].ToString();

what logic i use



    dbClass.ConnectDataBaseToInsert(que);

Posted 24-Apr-11 3:31am

om56

Updated 24-Apr-11 3:48am

walterhevedeich

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Sandeep Mewara 24-Apr-11 13:43pm

You paste same type of question again and again. Further you fail to elaborate what is the issue.

Please try to DEBUG, see things, try to resolve and be clear on the issues.

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Solution 1

Try dis

Session["UserId"] = dt.Rows[0].ItemArray[1].ToString();
Session["RegDate"] = dt.Rows[0].ItemArray[6].ToString();

Posted 24-Apr-11 4:04am

ambarishtv

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ambarishtv 24-Apr-11 10:06am

Session["UserId"] = dt.Rows[0]["Id"].ToString(); is wrong

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Kim Togo · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-24T04:27:00

Solution 2

To get RegisterDate type

// Get RegisterDate from row 0, column: RegisterDate
DateTime registerDate = (DateTime)dt.Rows[0]["RegisterDate"];

Posted 24-Apr-11 4:27am

Kim Togo