Convert string into date and time before importing txt in SQL server

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i am importing data into sql server table and column type is time and Date ,so my query is ( new DataColumn("Time", typeof(string)), ) ,kindly suggest me thanks

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i am importing data into sql server table and column type is time and Date ,so my query is ( new DataColumn("Time", typeof(string)), ) ,kindly suggest me thanks

c#

Posted 3-Sep-18 19:44pm

akhter86

Updated 3-Sep-18 22:12pm

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OriginalGriff 4-Sep-18 2:02am

If you are going to post the same question shotgun fashion across every site you can find, please at least have the decency not to copy and paste the surrounding crap from Stack Overflow as part of your question...

akhter86 4-Sep-18 2:36am

i didn't copy and paste ,having confusion so that why i am asking question,

Richard Deeming 5-Sep-18 14:18pm

You seem to think that we don't have access to Google. We do:
c# - convert string into date and Time before importing txt - Stack Overflow[^]

As Griff said, you haven't even bothered to remove the surrounding "0 down vote favorite" and "c#" crap that StackOverflow added.

Your copy of the question here is no clearer than the copy on StackOverflow. You should edit the question in both places to add the extra information you supplied in your StackOverflow comment.

Herman<T>.Instance 4-Sep-18 3:26am

datacolum for datetime oftype(string). I wonder why you cannot get it working...

akhter86 4-Sep-18 5:03am

This error i am getting (The given value of type String from the data source cannot be converted to type datetime of the specified target column. )

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2018-09-03T22:12:00

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See DateTime Struct (System) | Microsoft Docs[^]

Posted 3-Sep-18 22:12pm

Richard MacCutchan