problem is with time in C#.net

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Hi,

When user login in my website i have to insert logindate and logintime in database.

and when user logout from website i have to modify the status as user logged out.

but the problem is when i am update the status based on logindate and logintime

i am catching the logintime in sessions but it does not store the milliseconds.

when i am inserting the logintime in database it stores the milliseconds also

but when i am updating my logintime does not match with that because of milliseconds problem

how to catch milliseconds in C#.net

please help me

Posted 5-Dec-11 17:51pm

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[no name] 5-Dec-11 23:58pm

can you share us your code and your desired output?

Member 7932936 6-Dec-11 3:44am

Session["logintime"]=convert.todatetime((obj.logintime).tostring());

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2011-12-05T20:29:00

When you store the login time in teh Session, are you converting it to a string? If so, then that is your problem - the default ToString implementation does not return the millseconds. Instead, store it as a DateTime directly, and cast it back when you retrieve it. That way, it does not lose any information.
See MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178581.aspx[^]