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    can i know how to save the time a card is scanned using vb.net. example: a employee scan their id card and the system need to save time the card was scanned and save it in the database. can it be done?

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      can i know how to save the time a card is scanned using vb.net. example: a employee scan their id card and the system need to save time the card was scanned and save it in the database. can it be done?

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      Depends, obviously the card reader can detect when a card is scanned. In this case you should be able to have a feild in your database that is set as a datetime and then simply update it with datetime.now when the card is scanned. You can find out how to do that in google.

      Please check out my articles: The ANZAC's articles

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        Depends, obviously the card reader can detect when a card is scanned. In this case you should be able to have a feild in your database that is set as a datetime and then simply update it with datetime.now when the card is scanned. You can find out how to do that in google.

        Please check out my articles: The ANZAC's articles

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        thank you a lots

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