DateTime format string issue
I tried to search for this but did not come across anything in forums or MSDN.
Why this behavior? Is this correct or just a bug?
string.Format("{0:M}", DateTime.Now) -> March 12
It is supposed to give the month number? 3?
This works:
string.Format("{0:M }", DateTime.Now) -> 3
Why do I need the space? I tried this with CultureInfo.InvariantCulture and same. I mean I can add the space, but why?
noorbakhsh حميد نوربخش
This formatter giving you the number of month is:
string.Format("{0:MM}",DateTime)
However, you are missing one of the 'M's.
if you try the above code instead of yours, you will get the result of:
03 instead of 3
However, this is not the same as the above:
string.Format("{0:M}", DateTime.Now) -> March 12In this example you get Month and date together. In short, even a space is important.
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SELECT COMPANYID, TRANSACTIONTYPE, TRANSACTIONDATE,
PRODUCT, PRODUCTIONSITE, BATCHNUMBER,
BINNUMBER, QUANTITYSTOCKUNIT, QUANTITY,
UNITOFMEASURE, TRANSACTIONCURRENCYID, COST
FROM APPS.DW_PRODUCTION
WHERE TRANSACTIONDATE >= '20050101'
AND TRANSACTIONDATE < 'If yes, then youistake is there,
WHERE TRANSACTIONDATE >= '20050101'
AND TRANSACTIONDATE < 'your script is not ended you can use this
WHERE TRANSACTIONDATE >= '20050101'
AND TRANSACTIONDATE < '20110101'or
WHERE to_date(TRANSACTIONDATE,'YYYYMMDD') >= to_date('20050101','YYYYMMDD')
AND to_date(TRANSACTIONDATE,'YYYYMMDD') < to_date('20110101','YYYYMMDD')Edited by: Mahir M. Quluzade on May 16, 2011 6:59 PM
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