on ‎2009 May 27 6:31 AM
Hi,
In this line of code
oUserTable.UserFields.Fields.Item("U_SBTime").Value = oDBs_Detail.GetValue("U_SBTime", i)
i am assigning value to user table field of datetime,but it is taking always 12:00 why?
here ia m updating table so, 0:00 is storing in tables
Here iam giving time not date(eg break time ,lunch time)
i entered 12:35 , 11:45
next i want to update this timings like
this
oUserTable.UserFields.Fields.Item("U_SRTime").Value = oDBs_Detail.GetValue("U_SRTime", i)
here i am getting the problem
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Hi Uday,
Use this method.Problem is solved.
Public Shared Function GetEditTime(ByVal DateValue As String) As String
If DateValue.Length = 1 Then
Return DateValue & ":00"
ElseIf DateValue.Length = 2 Then
Return DateValue & ":00"
ElseIf DateValue.Length = 3 Then
DateValue = DateValue.Substring(0, 1) & ":" & DateValue.Substring(1, 2)
Return DateValue
ElseIf DateValue.Length = 4 Then
DateValue = DateValue.Substring(0, 2) & ":" & DateValue.Substring(2, 2)
Return DateValue
End If
Return "00:00"
End Function
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HI,
Di you defined your User defined field at the table as Date and subtype as time?
For me Working well in PL49 B12007
oudf.Type = BoFieldTypes.db_Date
oudf.SubType = BoFldSubTypes.st_Time
Regards,
J.
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