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Jamie Bray
In my calendar application I want to format the time to 12:00 PM.

I am using myTime.format("whateverformattype", null)

but it tells me that null is no longer supported and that I should
use System.DBnull .... but when I try that the compiler says that
DBnull is not a part of System? What am I missing?

Thanks,
Jamie
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atj@kylas.com (Anil John)
Jamie,

Don't have an exact solution to the problem, I had to do some date time
formatting recently and this article helped me a lot:

http://www.aspnextgen.com/tutorials.aspx?tutorialid=39

Anil

On Mon, 07 May 2001 03:11:02 -0500, Jamie Bray wrote:
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| In my calendar application I want to format the time to 12:00 PM.
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| I am using myTime.format("whateverformattype", null)
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| but it tells me that null is no longer supported and that I should
| use System.DBnull .... but when I try that the compiler says that
| DBnull is not a part of System? What am I missing?
|
| Thanks,
| Jamie
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Bob Levittan (VIP)
see:

http://www.aspnextgen.com/tutorials.aspx?tutorialid=39

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In my calendar application I want to format the time to 12:00 PM.

I am using myTime.format("whateverformattype", null)

but it tells me that null is no longer supported and that I should
use System.DBnull .... but when I try that the compiler says that
DBnull is not a part of System? What am I missing?

Thanks,
Jamie
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Yannick Smits (VIP)
You're probably mixing up VB and C#.
In VB the code should be:
myTime.Format("whateverformattype", nothing)
In C#:
myTime.Format("whateverformattype", null);

hope that helps.
Yannick Smits

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