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Why is C# DateTime.Now/DateTime.UtcNow ahead of SQL Server's SYSUTCDATETIME()/SYSDATETIME() even though C# code executes before the SQL Query
I want to know the reason why my C# date is larger than the SQL date even though the C# code is running first and after that the SQL query,
Logically the SQL date should be greater than C# date.
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Numeric string to datetime conversion in C# Winforms application
I'm getting a date value from XML in string (numeric). I want to convert the value like 72124 to 7/21/2024.
Then further I have to assign 7/21/2024 to a string variable.
Please help
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Why is the DateTime with specified culture ´nl-NL´, written in culture that is set by the browser?
In Blazor Wasm, I use the following code to write today's date in LongDatePattern to the console. It works well for English, German, Spanish and French. But for Dutch, it writes the date in the ...
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.NET c#: Convert string (ej. "Mar 26, 2021 at 7:17 PM") to DateTime object
I am trying to create a DateTime object from strings like
Dec 1, 2020 at 11:03 AM
Mar 26, 2021 at 7:17 PM
Oct 21, 2020 at 3:07 PM
I am using this but it throws error:
string format = "MMM d, ...
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How to guard against DateTime code breaking on Azure
I recently ran into an issue with the following line of code Linq:
var directions = unitDirections.Directions
.Where(d => Convert.ToDateTime(d.DueDate) > DateTime.Today || (Convert.ToDateTime(d....
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.NET difference in DateTIme parsing
I'm using .NET 8 and I noticed that DateTime strings from requests are parsed differently in the query parameters and in the body.
I have made this example request to show the issue:
POST /api/Save?...
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Changing internal storage of DateTime property? [duplicate]
I'm wanting to store the clock in and clockout properties in dd-mm-yyyy hh-mm but dont want anything else stored. Is this possible to do?
public class TimeCard
{
public int Id { get; set; }...
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MongoDB Date Conversion Problem for "London/Europe" TimeZone in Azure Function C#
In my Azure Function, I configured environment variable WEBSITE_TIME_ZONE as Europe/London, hosted this on Azure Linux App Service Plan with "North Europe Zone" and in my base class, I ...
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DateTimeOffset Ticks is bugged or not? [closed]
I used a sorted list like that: SortedList<DateTimeOffset, Something>.
The data is well sorted according to the UTC date-time, which is expected.
But "Ticks" is bigger (for DST - for ...
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DateTime ParseExact throws FormatException for only PM times
I have a list of different DateTime formats and I want to convert all of them in one specific format. It works fine, until I hit this line: 9.13.2023 2:06:58 PM. On this line i get an System....
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Validating a valid DateTime Format in C#
I'm currently working on validating various DateTime formats provided manually by users to ensure their validity within my application. My current approach involves converting a sample DateTime object ...
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C# setting or update only the timezone value, not converting
I am constructing a new C# DateTime from int values for year, month, day, hours, minutes & seconds. The values are already adjusted for the destination timezone. (I cannot change that. I am given ...
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.NET build predicate with custom date format (not using client side). LinqKit
I don't know if this is possible.
I've been trying to implement a "global filter" that runs a "like" clause on the database engine and it varies a little bit depending on the ...
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How to subtract 1 day when using Datetime
I am attempting to get the number of orders from the last 24 hours from a third party system.
I havent used DatetimeOffset before so eventually figured out how to subtract 1 day from the current day. ...
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C# specify kind on date
I am trying to work on getting data based on start and end date but I keep getting an error each time, this is what I have
var startDateTime = DateTime.SpecifyKind(StartDate.Value.ToDateTime(TimeOnly....
