Date Format - It Gives Me Error As "Cast From String "28/01/2011" To Type 'Date' Is Not Valid"?
Nov 30, 2010
conversion of date
if i used -- Date.parse("28/01/2011")
it gives me error as "String was not recognized as a valid DateTime."
so then i modify above code as -- CDate("28/01/2011").it gives me error as "Cast from string "28/01/2011" to type 'Date' is not valid." I used convert.todatetime also date.parseexact but nothing is working..
when i am trying this Date.Compare(Format(DateTimePicker1.Value.Date, "dd/MM/yyyy"), Convert.ToDateTime(dr(1))) < 0 it gives an error message as "Conversion from string "23/06/2011" to type 'Date' is not valid."where dr(1) is database field in text format as 29/3/2011 (dd/mm/yyyy) .
We are running .NET 2.0 ASMX web services on Windows 2003 server on IIS 6.0. We have migrated a legacy VB 6.0 application to .NET 2.0 application using VB.NET. CDATE function is used at many places and we did not replace that with .NET equivalent date functions. After migration, code was working fine for many years.Recently, we have started encountering issues on our production servers where the below code fails:
CDATE("11 Jul 2011 21:10:27")
Error: Conversion from string "11 Jul 2011 21:10:27" to type 'Date' is not valid."If we perform an iisreset, the same code starts working fine. Could this be due to some recent patch for Windows server/ .NET patch?
I did a clean install and tried to get the project running again. The code ... AlteredDate = SelectedDay & "/" & SelectedMonth & "/" & SelectedYear would always work defaulting to DD/MM/YYYY before the clean install. The program now runs an error "Conversion from string "13/8/2009" to type Date is not valid.. How do I change the default back to DD MM YYYY or format it to that?
I have a string coming into my app that is in the form of: "Fri Sep 21 07:17:46 2008 GMT" or "Fri Sep []3 07:17:46 2008 GMT" ([] is a space) The tricky thing is the space for the date. I currently split the string and grab what I need to make a valid VB date.
Code: 'Receiving a timestamp in the format: Tue Jan 23 19:33:31 2001 GMT 'Split it and grab what we need to make a valid vb date _element = timeStamp.Split _dateAndTime = CDate(_element(1) & " " & _element(2) & " " & _element(4) & " " & _element(3)) Return _dateAndTime
I'm running into the problem when the date is a single digit because there is never a 0 on single digit dates. So, when I split the string I get a "" for _element(2) and that's bad. I know workarounds to adapt for this, however, my question is: How to implement the String.Format to manipulate this string as is and make it a valid VB date? How to make VB recognize this string as a valid VB date without a prepending 0 on single dates.
When I open by form and close it when txtprojend.text is empty I receive unhandled exceptional error in the code below; How can ignore and never receive the exceptional unhandled problem. Conversion from string "" to type 'Date' is not valid.
The function below gives the error:Conversion from string "AMI" to type 'Date' is not valid.InvalidCastException was unhandled.
Public Shared Function LoadPatHist() As List(Of PatHist) Dim PatHist As New List(Of PatHist) Using conn As New System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection() conn.ConnectionString = ConnectionString
I received this error when trying to launch a button. After entering a date of 01/02/2009 it returned this error: "Conversion from string "" to type 'Date' is not valid." My code is as follows:
Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load Me.txtVerifiedInfo.Text = Request.Item("txtFirstName") & _ Chr(13) & Chr(10) & Request.Item("txtLastName") & _
I'm using a date/time picker control and sending the db value to it. I know that the value is null, but I don't understand why the Picker can't be blank. Is there a way to let it be blank? Or should I set up a way to check for nulls and assign today's date or something just in case?
i cant seem to create a datetime object in vb.net with datetime string that's in this format "hh:mm:ss tt MM/dd/yy".The error im getting says its not a recognisable string datetime format.
So there's this accounting package at my client that spits out text-based reports with invalid dates, like February 31st or September 31st.The reports are formatted with spaces and mono-spaced fonts. The data that gets parsed out are fed into a more formal local SSRS report, and that's about all you need to know.
What I am interested in fixing is the situation where a date is invalid and can't be converted into a DateTime struct. The date format from the report is "MMM-dd-yy" (e.g. "Feb-30-10"). The date strings need to be fixed before being shown in the formal report. I've seen this done two ways in my time as a developer, and I want to come up with a cleverer way of doing it (if there isn't a built-in way I don't know about).The first bad method (I can't believe I'm even showing you!):
Dim month As Integer = <Parse out the month from the bad date string> Dim day As Integer = <Parse out the day from the bad date string> Dim year As Integer = <Parse out the year from the bad date string> Dim validDate As DateTime
I was having trouble with casting this date from one format to another, i will be glad if i can get some pointers how to fix it. i have the following date:
I am using dtpicker1 to select the date here is my code
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Now the problem is this when i select the date from dtpicker1 it inserts the date in textbox in this format "07/12/11" but i need this format "07/12/2011"
I am currently going through a book on beginning VB,NET and am trying to complete one of the exercises in the book. I have created a function that validates user entries to check that they are numeric and within certain a range.If text value is entered into the textbox I get an exception error saying that
My web app is running perfectly in asp vb.net editor. But when i run my web app through IIS7 then i get this error. What am i missing in configuring IIS7?
I am getting the error: Conversion from string "11/07/2010 13:00:00" to type 'Date' is not valid. In my ASP.NET code when run on the web server. The date is valid and it can't be a US format issue because either way it would be valid. I have tested it and it seems to error when the time is > 12:00 (ie. a 24hour like 13:00 or 21:00).
When I close my form without saving I want to check if the data on my form has changed since the last time I saved the data.This peace of code, which I included at the bottom always worked fine.Except when I compade a DateTimePicker with a null value in the db.Than I get the error "Conversion from type 'DBNull' to type 'Date' is not valid."Probably on this peace of
Me.dtpVrijeDatum01.Value.Date <> CDate(reader("VrijDatumVeld01")).Date Or Me.dtpVrijeDatum02.Value.Date <> CDate(reader("VrijDatumVeld02")).Date Or Me.dtpVrijeDatum03.Value.Date <> CDate(reader("VrijDatumVeld03")).Date Or Me.dtpVrijeDatum04.Value.Date <> CDate(reader("VrijDatumVeld04")).Date Or Me.dtpVrijeDatum05.Value.Date <> CDate(reader("VrijDatumVeld05")).Date Or
The total code to check the changes is:
Private Sub CheckForChanges() LeesCheckboxWaarde(Me.chkFacAdrIsBezAdr, intCheckFacAdresIsBez) LeesCheckboxWaarde(Me.chkPosAdrIsBezAdr, intCheckPosAdresIsBez)
I'm storing dates intoa table like:vb.net "INSERT INTO myTable (datum) VALUES ('" & Convert.ToDateTime(dgvrow.Cells(0).Value).ToString("yyyy/MM/dd hh:mm:ss") & "'" & ")", conn) This works perfectly. After storing the dates I need to load /show them into a MonthCalendar. This is where the error occurs.
I have a query in my DAL that results 1 item, a date. It's either a date or null. But I get an error when the value is null. Conversion from type 'DBNull' to type 'Date' is not valid. Query
I am getting this exception from the following VB.NET code for only certain months: System. InvalidCastException: Conversion from type 'DBNull' to type 'Date' is not valid.It happens on the line:if CDate(dRow("CompleteDate")).ToString("d") = arrWeekYear(i, 1).ToString("d") Then.If I understand this correctly, then the problem is I am trying to compare some NULL values for CompleteDate to a non-NULL value.However for some of the more recent records, it does not. But I am able to get output from the T-SQL query with same date range and there are no errors; it runs quickly also. And I examined this T-SQL query for both "Date_ Completed" and "Review_Date" NULL values, but either way,"CompleteDate" was always = NON-Null value.So I do not understand how this is happening.[code]When I add this line above the error-causing line above, my report times out for these months.If Not dRow("CompleteDate") Is System.DBNull.Value Then
example: inside regional date format setting i set "Short date format dd/MMM/yyyy" and inside vb.net program i set "strSQL = strSQL & ",'" & Date(Date.Now.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy")) & "'" ----> working fine. if user changed the regional date format setting to other format like "mm/dd/yy" facing problem during saving record into sql table. error date conversion. It's possible to avoid using computer regional date format from vb.net? or have any other way...