date converting problem

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hi,
i have to problem to convert date (dd/mm/yyyy 00:00:00 am) to mm/dd/yyyy in where condition to compare two date in Linq.
please help me

Posted 23-Apr-13 1:20am

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StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 7:21am

In where condition as in your sql-query?

TrushnaK 23-Apr-13 7:29am

Show how you convert?

[no name] 23-Apr-13 7:46am

Okay and so what would be the problem?

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StianSandberg · Answer 1 · 2013-04-23T01:21:00

Solution 1

In your database you should keep dates as dates. There's no need to convert dates to a specific string in your database. Treet data as data and do converting and formatting in your application.

Compare dates:

C#

date1.ToString("yyyyMMddHHmm") == date2.ToString("yyyyMMddHHmm")

ToString(format) depends on how accurate the comparing should be.

What have you tried?

Posted 23-Apr-13 1:21am

StianSandberg

Updated 23-Apr-13 1:27am

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bbirajdar 23-Apr-13 7:35am

+ed

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 7:40am

thx

Naz_Firdouse · Answer 2 · 2013-04-23T01:30:00

Solution 2

something like this
dateObj1.ToString("mm/dd/yyyy") = dateObj2;
where dateObj2 is of format "mm/dd/yyyy"

Posted 23-Apr-13 1:30am

Naz_Firdouse

Updated 23-Apr-13 1:48am

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bbirajdar 23-Apr-13 7:36am

The OP says LINQ .. Not SQL

kiran pericherla · Answer 3 · 2013-04-23T01:38:00

Solution 3

Convert.ToDateTime( "Your data time").ToString("MM/dd/yyyy");

Posted 23-Apr-13 1:38am

kiran pericherla