Converting int seconds to datetime or formated string

[Pat Brown]

I am pulling an integer value of the amount of seconds since 12:00 am from a
SQL Server DB. I want to convert this integer into a formated string or
datetime to display a legible time of day. Are there any built in methods in
the .NET framework that will accomplish this. If not, any other suggestion
about creating a method to do this would be appretiated.
Thanks

[Arran Pearce]

DateTime dt = new DateTime(year, month, day, 0, 0, 0);

dt.Add(new TimeSpan(0,0,nu mberOfSecs);

Is that what you mean?

"Pat Brown" <Pa******@discu ssions.microsof t.com> wrote in message
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I am pulling an integer value of the amount of seconds since 12:00 am from
a
SQL Server DB. I want to convert this integer into a formated string or
datetime to display a legible time of day. Are there any built in methods
in
the .NET framework that will accomplish this. If not, any other
suggestion
about creating a method to do this would be appretiated.
Thanks

[Chris Priede]

Pat Brown wrote:

I am pulling an integer value of the amount of seconds
since 12:00 am
Since you didn't specify what date, I am going to assume it is always from
12:00am today.
I want to convert this integer into a formated string or
datetime to display a legible time of day.

A few ideas to get you started:
DateTime foo = DateTime.Now.Da te.AddSeconds(s econds);

string foo = string.Format(" {0:00}:{1:00}", seconds / 3600, seconds % 3600 /
60);
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Chris Priede