Separating multiple values from single column using C#

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I am trying to import Excel sheet into sql server database. My excel sheet contains attendance details of employees where fields are: Emp_code,Emp_nm,Work_hrs,Time
Here at Time column both in_time and out_time is combined that is both In_time and out_time are in single column "Time" separated with white space.
I wanted to separate these timing using code(c#) . that is when i import the file before putting it in database the timing must be separated.

Database structure: Emp_code,Emp_nm,Work_hrs,In_time,Out_time

So please, could anybody help me with that.

Thank you.

What I have tried:

I have tried separating the values using split but its not working

Posted 3-Apr-16 18:22pm

Member 12285135

Updated 3-Apr-16 18:25pm

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Karthik_Mahalingam 4-Apr-16 0:46am

what is the sql data type for In_time,Out_time

Member 12285135 4-Apr-16 1:22am

@kartik
datatype for in_time and out_time is time

Karthik_Mahalingam 4-Apr-16 1:35am

ok fine.
post your code.

Herman<T>.Instance 4-Apr-16 3:41am

uhhh.. is this Oracle? https://gtusqlplsql.wordpress.com/tag/oracle/ ??

Member 12285135 4-Apr-16 5:48am

no its sqlserver

FARONO 4-Apr-16 4:19am

I think Split also splits date and time, since this is 'yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm' format. So Split will return 4 items (date-in, time-in, date-out, time-out)?
Please provide an item of the column to identify the formatting..

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