C# DATETIME to MySql Datetime

Hi I am looking to convert a c# datetime in this format: 02-11-2015 18:34:32 to a MySQL table using the MySQL DateTime data type. This is the error message I currently get.

Are you converting the datetime value before submitting it to db?. Try the below code to convert before insert:
string res = yourdateValue.ToString("MM-dd-yyyy HH:mm:ss");
Fouad Roumieh

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Hi,
Can somebody suggest me how to convert a date string in this format - Mon Aug 10 16:36:00 CDT 2009 to a MySql DateTime in Java?
This date is the result of Apache POI. Below is my code:
if(HSSFDateUtil.isCellDateFormatted(hssfCell)) {
cellData = HSSFDateUtil.getJavaDate(hssfCell.getNumericCellValue()).toString();
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I want to insert cellData into MySql DateTime field.
Thanks.

First I would use a SimpleDateFormat object to parse that into a java.util.Date object.
Then I would create a java.sql.Timestamp object from that and insert it into a PreparedStatement which updates the appropriate column in your MySQL table. Note that using a PreparedStatement removes all the uncertainty of creating something in a "MySQL" format as it just tells the JDBC driver to deal with those details.

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like resultSet.getDate('datetime')????or what is the method?

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Hi, I am pretty new using MySQL. I have doubt on the datetime field used in MySQL.
Here is my issue. I have a datetime column, called CreatedDate.
I store the strTodayDate in it.
Date dtTodayDate = new Date();
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When storing date time it does not realy store it in the same format you give it.
and when you retrive the date time the my sql simply dont know in which format did you save it. So it will give it in a standerd format.
When you store and retrive date/time value use java.sql.DateTime / Date / Time objects and always use methods like setDate and getDate. do not convert them to strings.
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Store and retrieve datetime using mysql

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Am first timer in JSP and having a problem with datetime field. My requirement is that I have to store the date and time a message is posted in mysql database.
After the message is posted I have to retrieve the data and display it in a new page including the datetime field.
Trying this for a long time but not able to get. Any suggestions.
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I am using the preparedStatement to insert into the database and retrieve from the database.
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Hello i have database table in mysql, there is Datetime datatype column, from that datetime how can i compare only time part .....??
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Note you can't simply just compare time via equality however.
Timestamp resolution is to the second or even milli-second. No user wants to match a time to an exact millisecond.
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I've checked the MySQL documentation and haven't found where it specifies the accuracy of the date time field. Although the following sentence does seem to imply this.The DATETIME type is used when you need values that contain both date and time information. MySQL retrieves and displays DATETIME values in 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS' format. With regards to my app / test case. The purpose of the test case was to ensure that what I write to the database is read back exactly as it was written. Because of the loss of accuracy for dates the test case was failing.
As explained this makes absolutely no difference to the app. The lastLoginDate is only used to delete infrequent users, so a difference of milliseconds is utterly irrelevant - this time.
Now that I've found a problem I would like to understand the reason / solution, in case six months down the track I come across the same problem when it does matter. I felt it was also worth posting as other people may experience the same problem too.

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I have a column in a database set as a DATETIME datatype, when I select it, I want to return it as:
mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm am or pm.
How in the world can I do this? I looked at the function CONVERT() and it doesnt seem to have this format as a valid type. This is causing me to lose my hair, in MySQL it is just so much easier. .
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to="#form.dispRows#">
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Message was edited by: Margot Wollny

Thank you, but after I changed the format of the textview in table column, it shows empty
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Is it something wrong in the table column. Why it shows empty after I change the format of the datetime type column?
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Thank you again.

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Hello Sir,
i have a column with varchar datatype values like '2013/12','2012/11' where date field is missing. i want to convert it as datetime at runtime so that i can use datetime related function. Is it possible for ms sql server 2008?
thanking you.

>> I have a column with VARCHAR data type values like '2013/12', '2012/11' where DATE field is missing. I want to convert it as DATETIME2(0) at runtime so that I can use DATETIME2(0) related function. Is it possible for MS SQL Server 2008? <<
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Simon

Just a note, I had the same problem and resolved it by making
sure my cfsqltype in cfqueryparam is cf_sql_timestamp instead of
cf_sql_datetime (which is not a valid value).
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Hi,
trant wrote:
XML has a dateTime format which looks like this:
2002-10-10T12:00:00-05:00
and Im using XMLElement() functions in some queries to produce an xml document however it truncates the time portions of the data stored so it's just MM/DD/YYYY.
i would use a to_char function but I'm not sure what date format in Oracle to use to match the timezone portion at the end (-05:00) and how to get it to accept that 'T' in there as a separator as defined in the XML Schema spec:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/
Does anyone know?Try something like
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FROM     dual;Sample output:
2011-07-25T15:50:12-04:00The TO_CHAR function is described in the SQL Language reference manual:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28286/sql_elements004.htm#sthref396
Look up "Format Models, Date" in the index.
To put boilerplate (that is, fixed) text , such as the letter 'T', in the output, include it in double-quotes.
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I currently working on create report by using SSRS. I have 2 parameters: [Start date] and [End date] to filter data from database and show it on report. I want to validate 2 datetime parameter as describe above. Please tell me a solution to do this.
For example:
When user type the text like: 4/15/2014mmm => System validation thrown a message: [The From Date not correct type]
But in my case, I want to receive a custom error message by myself.(Look like: [Date Invalid!])

Hi Brain,
According to your description, you have a report with two parameters for user to input. Now you want to validate these two parameters and display custom error message when the date is invalid. Right?
In Reporting Service, it doesn’t provide any interference for us to modify the system error message (the text in grey color). That means we can’t modify the system message when error occurs. However we can create a textbox in this report, use custom code
and expression to display the custom error message. But this all based on the report is successfully running. So if error occurs during report processing, all the custom code and expression will not work. In this scenario, we find a workaround for you. We
use custom code to judge if the date is valid, if the users type an invalid date, we return a default value to make sure this report can successfully run. Then we use expression to control the visibility of tablix in this report and create a textbox to show
the custom error message. Your case has been tested in our local environment. Here are steps and screenshots for your reference:
Go to Report Properties. Put the code below into custom code:
Public Shared a As Integer=0
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Create two parameters. One is StartDate, the other is EndDate. Set the data type of these two parameters Text.
Create a filter for StartDate, put the expression below into Value:
=IIF(Code.IsDate(Parameters!StartDate.Value,Parameters!EndDate.Value)=0,CDate(IIF(Code.IsDate(Parameters!StartDate.Value,Parameters!EndDate.Value)=0,Parameters!StartDate.Value,"1/1/2012")),CDate("1/1/2012"))
Create a filter for EndDate, put the expression below into Value:
=IIF(Code.IsDate(Parameters!StartDate.Value,Parameters!EndDate.Value)=0,CDate(IIF(Code.IsDate(Parameters!StartDate.Value,Parameters!EndDate.Value)=0,Parameters!EndDate.Value,"1/1/2013")),CDate("1/1/2013"))
Ps: In step3 and step4, the date(“1/1/2012”, “1/1/2013”) in the expression are the default we set to make sure the report can successfully process. You can set any date existing in your dataset.
Use the expression below to set the visibility of the tablix:
=IIF(Code.IsDate(Parameters!StartDate.Value,Parameters!EndDate.Value)=0,false,true)
Create a textbox, put the expression below into it:
=IIF(Code.IsDate(Parameters!StartDate.Value,Parameters!EndDate.Value)=0,"","Date invalid")
Save and preview. It looks like below:
Reference:
SSRS Calendar and Date Restriction
Errors and Events Reference (Reporting Services)
If you have any question, please feel free to ask.
Best Regards,
Simon Hou

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