Minute part of datetime not getting correctly

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I have a timeStartTime(time(7),not null) field in database.

Then i converted it to datetime in code behind as below

Convert.ToDateTime(dr["timeStartTime"].ToString())

Then in aspx page i wrote like this
<%=Html.Encode(item.startTime.Minute)%>

I am getting the minute part like this

as 0 (instead of 00 in 07:00:02)

The minute part is not getting fully.How can i solve this problem?

Posted 10-Nov-10 18:31pm

deepak thomas

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Solution 2

Use .ToString("hh:mm:ss")
replace hh with HH (caps) for 24 hr format

You may also add 'tt' .ToString("hh:mm:ss tt") to get AM/PM

Posted 10-Nov-10 18:43pm

strogg

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deepak thomas 11-Nov-10 0:47am

thanks

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Hiren solanki · Accepted Answer · 2010-11-10T18:35:00

Solution 1

<%=Html.Encode(item.startTime.ToString("mm"))%>

Try this.

Posted 10-Nov-10 18:35pm

Hiren solanki

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deepak thomas 11-Nov-10 0:41am

Thanks