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  4. is there any particular format to convert date selected from asp.net and store it into sql

is there any particular format to convert date selected from asp.net and store it into sql

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    Learning IT
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    plz if u have solution den plz let me know. thanks

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      plz if u have solution den plz let me know. thanks

      Maniiiiiiiiiiiiiii

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      Yeah, just store them as a date data type.

      Christian Graus No longer a Microsoft MVP, but still happy to answer your questions.

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        plz if u have solution den plz let me know. thanks

        Maniiiiiiiiiiiiiii

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        Strings will be automatically formatted to SQL Server Format... But you can do the standard which is : MMM-dd-yyyy use toString("MMM-dd-yyyy") to format

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          Strings will be automatically formatted to SQL Server Format... But you can do the standard which is : MMM-dd-yyyy use toString("MMM-dd-yyyy") to format

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          Abhishek sur wrote:

          But you can do the standard which is : MMM-dd-yyyy use toString("MMM-dd-yyyy") to format

          What do you mean by 'standard' ?

          Christian Graus No longer a Microsoft MVP, but still happy to answer your questions.

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