Time Slots and Appointment Reservation C#

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Dear all,

I have a hospital application where a patient can log on online and book a time slot to see a specific doctor. How can I make time slots of 15 minutes for each doctor and when a patient book a time slot it can't be booked by another patient?

Cheers,

Posted 29-Apr-12 2:41am

Mabchour 1989

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Apr-12 8:59am

What is the problem? This is your application...
--SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Apr-12 9:01am

Reason for my vote of 1
Pointless question, not explaining any particular concern. The answer would be: design and implement it. It also totally depends on the design of the application.
--SA

Mohamed Mitwalli 29-Apr-12 9:05am

what you did so far ?

Mohamed Mitwalli 29-Apr-12 9:10am

Reason for my vote of 1
Not Complete Question .

[no name] 29-Apr-12 10:17am

Reason for my vote of 1
The answer to the question could only be answered by the OP. No one else knows anything about the architecture of the project to give any kind of an answer.

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Shahin Khorshidnia · Answer 1 · 2012-04-29T03:19:00

Hello

Use Full DateTime

For example:
You have a List of Reservation.

C#

List<reservation> ReservationList;

This is the Reservation class:

C#

public class Reservation
{
   public Doctor Doctor {get; set;}
   public DateTime GettingTime {get; set;}
   public DateTime ExpiredTime {get; set;}
}

C#

public bool IsReserved(Doctor doctor, DateTime startDateTime, DateTime expiredDatetime, List<reservation> list)
{
   return (list.Where(r=>r.Doctor == doctor && startDateTime>=r.GettingTime && startDateTime<=r.ExpiredTime && expiredDatetime<r.GettingTime).Count()==0) true:false;
}