Add milliseconds to DataTable

Hi .....

How can i add milliseconds to datatable?

i am adding like this.

dataSet1.Tables["T_Log"].Columns.Add(new DataColumn(_customer.GetColumnName(colCount), typeof(System.DateTime)));

regards
laby

Is this what you are looking for ?

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dataSet1.Tables["T_Log"].Columns.Add(new DataColumn(_customer.GetColumnName(colCount), typeof(System.DateTime.Now.Millisecond.ToString())));

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hi
thanks for the reply

No.my data is "10:03:45.74 ".while adding to datatable millisecond is missing.how can i add milliseconds to datatable.

regards
laby

You cant do it with a datetime field in the DB. You would have to use either a double or a string.

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Values with the datetime data type are stored internally by the SQL Server 2005 Database Engine as two 4-byte integers. The first 4 bytes store the number of days before or after the base date: January 1, 1900. The base date is the system reference date. The other 4 bytes store the time of day represented as the number of 1/300-second units after midnight.

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http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187819.aspx

thanks

so if i am using datatype as datetime,i am not able to add milliseconds to

datatable .Is there any other solution for this

regards
laby

I already gave you the two most common solutions...

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You would have to use either a double or a string.

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now i am adding datatype as string to datatable for time field.but in my application vr providing Search based on time.how can i search for time,when i use (<,>,<=,>=)
regards
laby

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Originally Posted by laby

now i am adding datatype as string to datatable for time field.but in my application vr providing Search based on time.how can i search for time,when i use (<,>,<=,>=)
regards
laby

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If that is what you want to do, then you would be better using a numberical type. Store the data using a integer with enough bits to hold the number of milliseconds since some starting time. If you are using SQLServer2005 or later, you could also create a new type using C#.....

thanks for the reply

But i am reading Data from a log file to datatable.For searching i am using dataview.RowFilter method

regards
laby

You're asking the wrong question. If you're saving a DateTime value to a database then it already "contains" milliseconds, as every DateTime value does. If you aren't seeing the milliseconds then that's because you aren't displaying the value properly, not because it doesn't contain the right data. Try this:

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DateTime now = DateTime.Now;

MessageBox.Show(now.ToShortDateString());
MessageBox.Show(now.ToShortTimeString());
MessageBox.Show(now.ToLongTimeString());
MessageBox.Show(now.ToString());
MessageBox.Show(now.ToString("d/MM/yyyy h:mm:ss tt"));
MessageBox.Show(now.ToString("d/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss.fff"));
MessageBox.Show(now.ToString("d/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss.fffffff"));

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So you see, all the information is there and, if you want to see it, you simply have to show it properly.

The actual data is (10:07:32.76).i tried the way u told but the value from datatable contains only
10:07:32

thanks & regards

laby

If your original data contains partial seconds and the data in the Datatable doesn't then you're obviously reading the data incorrectly. As you are yet to show us how you are reading the data it simply isn't possible for us to determine what you're doing wrong.

i am adding like this.

dataSet1.Tables["T_Log"].Columns.Add(new DataColumn(_customer.GetColumnName(colCount), typeof(System.DateTime)));

regards
laby

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Originally Posted by laby

i am adding like this.

dataSet1.Tables["T_Log"].Columns.Add(new DataColumn(_customer.GetColumnName(colCount), typeof(System.DateTime)));

regards
laby

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That's adding the DataColumn to the DataTable. We don't care about that. We want to know how you're reading the data and adding it to a DataRow that is then added to the DataTable.

I am adding data from logfile to DATATABLE.The code is given below

dataSet1.Tables["T_Log"].Rows.Add(colData);

then dispalying using datagridview

dataGridView.Datasource=T_Log;.but here milliseconds is missing

regards
laby