datetime updating problem- reg

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Dear All,

I have a problem with datetime picker and database datatime datatype while updating my record. can any one suggest me that How to handle datetime picker datavalue to insert and update in Sqlserver?

Thanks and regards,
A.Harisankar

Posted 4-Jan-11 19:03pm

aharisankar

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justinonday 5-Jan-11 1:13am

look date format of Sql and .net .may be its different

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Solution 2

For DateTime values you can use something like the following:

SqlParameter p1 = cmd.Parameters.Add("@SelectedDate", SqlDbType.DateTime);
p1.Value = dateTimePicker.Value;

Posted 4-Jan-11 19:08pm

JF2015

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Dalek Dave 5-Jan-11 3:43am

Fair Enough.

Solution 3

In sql server if the Datatype is datetime, you have pass the datetime picker value in mm/dd/yyyy format. So the selected date should be mm/dd/yyyy format.. if are stil not able to get solution let me know

Posted 4-Jan-11 19:46pm

Mithun P

Solution 4

Use the following code to update the value from datetime picker control to SQL QUERY

C#

SqlCommand command = new SqlCommand();
SqlConnection connection = new SqlConnection();
connection.ConnectionString = "Valid connection";
connection.Open();
command.Connection = connection;
command.CommandText = "Insert into Sample values(1, 'kkk','" + dateTimePicker1.Value + "')";
command.ExecuteNonQuery();

As mentioned in the above code value from datetime picker control can be directly used in the sql query.

Posted 4-Jan-11 21:13pm

V.Muralidharan

Updated 4-Jan-11 21:44pm

v3

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Dalek Dave 5-Jan-11 3:44am

Edited for Code Block.

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dmageiras · Accepted Answer · 2011-01-04T19:08:00

Solution 1

For the moment, I can think 2 possible ways:
1) Use standard database date time formats (yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss) (eg. 2010/12/31 23:59).
2) Use parameters with your query. Thus, you will able to assign the value of date time picker directly to the parameter.
Hope this helps.

Posted 4-Jan-11 19:08pm

dmageiras

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Dalek Dave 5-Jan-11 3:43am

Best Answer.

dmageiras 5-Jan-11 10:34am

Thanks Dave.