g_r_a_robinson
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Hi All
I am having problems with formatting a date into the UK format. I know that I can use
MyDate.ToString("dd/MM/yy")
but I need it to be kept in DateTime in order for me to compare them as dates.
For eg, when I get jobDueDate from my db its in the UK format. But when I use Convert.ToDateTime it changes the format to the USA format. Ive heard that globalisation has something to do this but I just want to keep it simple.
Here my code:
<code>
DataRowView drv = (DataRowView) e.Item.DataItem;
jobDueByDate = drv[JobData.DUE_DATE_FIELD].ToString();
jobCompleted = drv[JobData.COMPLETED_FIELD].ToString();
DateTime tmpDate = Convert.ToDateTime(jobDueByDate);
</code>
I am having problems with formatting a date into the UK format. I know that I can use
MyDate.ToString("dd/MM/yy")
but I need it to be kept in DateTime in order for me to compare them as dates.
For eg, when I get jobDueDate from my db its in the UK format. But when I use Convert.ToDateTime it changes the format to the USA format. Ive heard that globalisation has something to do this but I just want to keep it simple.
Here my code:
<code>
DataRowView drv = (DataRowView) e.Item.DataItem;
jobDueByDate = drv[JobData.DUE_DATE_FIELD].ToString();
jobCompleted = drv[JobData.COMPLETED_FIELD].ToString();
DateTime tmpDate = Convert.ToDateTime(jobDueByDate);
</code>