Sql time returned with plus value

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I have a table in mssql as "Messages"
I had set Zaman field as time(2) and auto fill with timestamp (getdate())
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I'm executing and getting time as "hh:mm:ss" in MSSQL
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But When i call on asp.net MVC c# page i am getting times as "hh:mm:ss.XXXXXXXXX"
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How can i solve this issue?

What I have tried:

I have no idea. I can clear with c# but why this isue?

Posted 12-Feb-21 5:40am

gacar

Updated 12-Feb-21 5:56am

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It's because times in SQL - and most other systems - aren't stored as years, months, days, hours , minutes, and seconds: they are stored as a number of "ticks" since a predefined point in time (which varies according to the system, it doesn't have to be a fixed point as long as the two systems know each others).

But those "ticks" aren't a even divisor of a second (or even the same on all systems), so when the time is converted from MSSql time(2) you won't get exactly what you might expect.
If you want to display a shortened time, then format the column in your presentation software to only show the info you want to see.

Posted 12-Feb-21 5:56am

OriginalGriff

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gacar 12-Feb-21 12:08pm

Thank you. But time(0) in SQL solved my problem

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Richard Deeming · Accepted Answer · 2021-02-12T05:56:00

If you don't want fractional seconds in your data, then don't create your column as time(2). The (2) indicates that you want 2 digits of fractional seconds. Instead, create the column as time(0).

If you just want to format the data to hide the fractional seconds, then you'll need to use a format string:
Standard TimeSpan format strings | Microsoft Docs[^]
Custom TimeSpan format strings | Microsoft Docs[^]