I have product list and every product has create date in DateTime type. I want to take some products that created after my entering time in string type.
I enter EnteredDate in string type, like this format : 05/16/2012
1. var dates = from d in Products
2. where d.CreateDate >= DateTime.ParseExact( EnteredDate, "mm/dd/yy", null )
3. select d;
In second line I got error as String was not recognized as a valid DateTime for "mm/dd/yy". I also tried DateTime.Parse(), Convert.ToDateTime() and got same error. How can I filter this product list by create date?
"mm" is minutes, and your year is 4 digits, not 2. You want "MM/dd/yyyy", if your format is really always that. How confident are you on that front? (In particular, if it's entered by a user , you should probably make your code culture-sensitive...)
I would suggest pulling the parsing part out of the query though, and also probably using the invariant culture for parsing if you've really got a fixed format:
DateTime date = DateTime.ParseExact(EnteredDate, "MM/dd/yyyy",
CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);
var dates = Products.Where(d => d.CreateDate >= date);
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DateTime.ParseExact(EnteredDate, "MM/dd/yyyy", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);
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