Why not change the type in the database to DateTime?
"Christian" <pl***********************@novasoftware.it> wrote in message
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DateTime dateTime = .... long number = Convert.ToInt64( dateTime ); or long number = dateTime.Ticks;
"Vicki Carlsen" <vc*@tricon.dk> ha scritto nel messaggio news:09****************************@phx.gbl...
Hi,
What is the easiest way to convert a DateTime object to a long?? - And the other way back?? (For database use)
long number = Convert.ToInt64(dataTime), does not work.
But long numer = dateTime.Ticks, was all I needed to
know... Thanks :o)
Regards,
Vicki
-----Original Message----- Why not change the type in the database to DateTime? "Christian" <pl***********************@novasoftware.it>
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DateTime dateTime = .... long number = Convert.ToInt64( dateTime ); or long number = dateTime.Ticks;
"Vicki Carlsen" <vc*@tricon.dk> ha scritto nel messaggio news:09****************************@phx.gbl...
> Hi, > > What is the easiest way to convert a DateTime object
to a > long?? - And the other way back?? > (For database use) > > Regards, > > Vicki >
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