How to create Employee Login Management form

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Hi,
I'm using visual studio 2005 and I created one website for my company. I created Employee Login form. When Employee Logs in, his login time is automatically stored in database. How can I do that.
Please somebody help to do this.

[EDIT] - Tried to make language simple. Please check is this what you meant to ask ?

Posted 17-Aug-12 1:54am

prabaran

Updated 17-Aug-12 2:37am

Malli_S

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bhagirathimfs 17-Aug-12 8:22am

Please briefly explain the question?
You have developed a login Form and want to connect to database????
OR
You are already made connection with database and want to store the time of login???

[no name] 17-Aug-12 9:15am

This makes no sense. You told us what you have already done and then ask how to do that? What have you done? What errors are you getting? Where is the code that demonstrates any kind of a problem?

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2012-08-17T04:02:00

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You can use DateTime.Now to get the current local datetime. You'd have to ask the user for their time zone to know the time where they are. Then stuff it in the DB.

Posted 17-Aug-12 4:02am

Christian Graus