Convert DateAdd (dd, - Day(getdate()),getdate()) To .net?
Mar 14, 2012SQL - DateAdd(dd, - day(getdate()),getdate())
need to convert this into VB.net
SQL - DateAdd(dd, - day(getdate()),getdate())
need to convert this into VB.net
The result will be '2010' for this query select year(getdate())
How do I get same result as Linq?select year(dateadd(yy,-1,getdate())), year(getdate()),
I am using vb.net 2005. I am trying to select data from a table where the field [hoteldate] is 2 days from now. The field's format is MM/dd/YYYY and when I use the Where clause :WHERE HOTELDATE = DATEADD([DAY], 2, GETDATE()) it returns nothing. I am assuming it's because the getdate() function returns something like 2012-24-02 T blah blah. How do I convert so I can get a match? I've tried several things including converting do a
View 4 RepliesWhat is the preferred method of adding the current date/time into an SQL Server table with INSERT Command and executenonquery? I'm expecting something like ...
cmd.Parameters.Add("@theDate", SqlDbType.VarChar, 20)
cmd.Parameters("@theDate").Value = "getdate()"
If DateDiff(DateInterval.Day, moDoBooking.m_CurrentDay, moDoBooking.m_BaseDay) _
> DateDiff(DateInterval.Day, DateAdd(DateInterval.Day, _
Convert.ToDouble(moDoBooking.oBooking.oFacility.ADAYS), moDoBooking.m_BaseDay), _
moDoBooking.m_BaseDay) Then
This condition won't satisfy with these values:
moDobooking.m_CurrentDay = 2/3/2011
moDobooking.m_BaseDay = 22/02/2011
moDoBooking.oBooking.oFacility.ADAYS = 1
You might say this is dead-easy but honestly it's late here and my head is not working at all! Could AnyOne tell me why is that?
Is there a way to add milliseconds in dateadd? It is not in the DateInterval enum. I created a class so my program knows what the real time is, based off the sql server. This way, we don't have to worry about people's computer clock being off, or different time zones, etc. When the program starts, it grabs the current time on the SQL server, and starts a Stopwatch. Then each time I need the time, I find the elapsed time on the stopwatch and add to the SQL time. The problem is that I use these times sometimes to do timestamps as a unique ID for certain records, and sometimes multiple records get created in the same procedure, so it is being called more than once per second, so the same ID is returned. I need the time to go down to milliseconds, so it is more precise. Therefore, I can't just multiply the seconds by 1000.
Here's my class
vb.net
Public Class RealTime
'Added 11/03/2010 v0.4.4 To determine the real time, not the time on the local machine.
'The time will be stored in GMT +/-0 World Time
Private stopW As New System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch
Private StartTime As DateTime
[Code] .....
I know I can import Microsoft.Visualbasic and just use the ones I used in vb6. But I don't want to ;)In vb6 DateDiff("d", dte1, dte2) would just give me the number of days between the 2 dates and it didn't matter which order I put the 2 dates, it would still return x days.In .Net i have Date.Compare(dte1, dte2) but I have to know which date is newer other wise I get a negative result because I subtracted a bigger from the smallerIs there no .NET way to just get the difference without having to subtract then multiply by -1 if its less than 0?ALSO,In vb6 I could use Weekday function to get what day of the week a date is and use it in the DateAdd function to find the first day of the week's date. Like so: dim firstday as date = DateAdd("d", (Weekday(today, vbWednesday) - 1) * -1, today) would like a .Net way to find the date of the first day of the week, giving that our week might not start on sunday or even monday. I need to pass a date and the weekstart day (wednesday) and have it return the date for the wednesday. Like this:dim firstday as date = GetFirstDay(Today, Firstday.Wednesday)so if the date i passed was "9/3/10" which is a friday, the function would return "9/1/10" which is the date my week started on.
View 2 RepliesI would like to calculate a new date simply by using the build-in dateadd function, but take into account that only weekdays should be counted (or 'business days' so to speak).I have come up with this simple algorithm, which does not bother about holidays and such. I have tested this with some simple dates, but would like some input if this can be done in better ways.This sample assumes a week with 5 business days, monday-friday, where first day of the week is monday. Dateformatting used here is d-m-yyyy, the sample calculates with a startdate of october 1, 2009.
Here is the simple form:
Dim d_StartDate As DateTime = "1-10-2009"
Dim i_NumberOfDays As Integer = 12
Dim i_CalculateNumberOfDays As Integer
[code]....
I am using the following code to add some value to a date:
Dim strdate As Date
Dim numinterval As Double
numinterval = 149548.720386359
strdate = DateAdd(DateInterval.day, numinterval, #1/1/1601#)
MsgBox(strdate)
The value numinterval is the number of days passed since 1/1/1601 (this is how date is counted for things like 'last logon time', 'last bad password' in Active directory). I do some calculation and get that numinterval value in days.. But since I want it to return the time more accurately, I tried first multiplying numinterval by 1400 for number of minutes.. And I changed the interval as dateinterval.minute... That worked fine!
But, when I tried again by multiplying it further by 60, to get the time accurately in seconds and changed the interval to dateinterval.second it throws the following exception:
Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow
I changed the type of numinterval into long, but the same problem..
I am trying to compute time off, I have a datetimepicker which allow user to select a day he wishes to start leave and a textbox to specify no of days applying for.Now I wand to use dateadd function to calculate resumption date excluding Weekends.
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bytes(i / 2) = Convert.ToByte(hex.Substring(i, 1), 16)
Here's the c# followed by the vb.net function.
private byte[] StringToByteArray(String hex)
{
int NumberChars = hex.Length;
byte[] bytes = new byte[NumberChars / 2];
[CODE]...
And the vb.net that is throwing the error within the for loop
Private Function StringToByteArray(ByVal hex As String) As Byte()
Dim NumberChars As Int16 = CShort(hex.Length)
[CODE]...
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Dim hex as String = "FFFF"
Dim int as Integer = Val("&h" & hex)
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struct {
unsigned
long
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public static string PageLinks(this HtmlHelper html, int currentPage,
int totalPages, Func<int, string> pageUrl)
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protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Validator1.Enabled = Request[DDL1.UniqueID] == "2" ? false : true;
}
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Private Sub btnGetMax_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnGetMax.Click
ClearList()
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