using persian date in datagriv view or other data controls

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hi friends.
I have a datagridview in my asp.net web page which gathers its data from database.One filed`s data type is datetme, but I want to show Persian date instead of something like 2010/70/02.
I tried <globalization> in config file, but it did not work.

Posted 27-Jul-10 7:58am

babak dev

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2010-07-27T08:12:00

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Try here[^] - a quick search would have found it...

Posted 27-Jul-10 8:12am

OriginalGriff

babak dev · Answer 2 · 2010-07-27T08:18:00

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I read the article, but it cant solve my problem.I already knew Persian Date in .Net or other classes, my problem is that i can not replace default datetime in sql server with persian date.

Posted 27-Jul-10 8:18am

babak dev

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OriginalGriff 27-Jul-10 15:10pm

First off, don't reply by pressing the Answer button - no-one but you gets told you have done it. Use the "Add comment" which causes an email to be sent (like this one).

Second, don't try to replace the SQL server date with the persian date. Leave it in the default format - which is just a "number of days since an arbitrary day" and convert it when you read the date, or need to interface with other software or with users. It is irrelevant what date is actually stored, as long as there is a conversion system available.

babak dev 27-Jul-10 15:14pm

okay OriginalGriff.Would you please help me more by introducing and example!?