How to compare dateTime from my database to the method's paramater? [on hold]
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[HttpGet("pretraga/{date}/{grad}")]
public async Task<ActionResult<Osoba>> NadjiPoDatumuIGradu(DateTime date, string grad)
{
var osoba = await _context.Osobe.Where(o => o.datumRodjenja.ToString.Equals(date.ToString)).FirstOrDefaultAsync();
c# datetime search get
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[HttpGet("pretraga/{date}/{grad}")]
public async Task<ActionResult<Osoba>> NadjiPoDatumuIGradu(DateTime date, string grad)
{
var osoba = await _context.Osobe.Where(o => o.datumRodjenja.ToString.Equals(date.ToString)).FirstOrDefaultAsync();
c# datetime search get
edited Jan 18 at 14:11
MickyD
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asked Jan 18 at 14:06
VeljkozaVeljkoza
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put on hold as off-topic by MickyD, Michael Dodd, Nkosi, Vega, Machavity Jan 18 at 14:40
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Please don’t just post code.
– MickyD
Jan 18 at 14:12
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Could you provide more details about the problems with this code?
– Marcin Topolewski
Jan 18 at 14:12
What sort of comparison? UTC?
– MickyD
Jan 18 at 14:15
I want to compare dateTime of person from my Osobe database to the one in the arguments. Search function that returns person using their date of birth. So if there is a person that birth date is 23/06/1998 if i put that in get by date,it should return that person
– Veljkoza
Jan 18 at 14:38
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[HttpGet("pretraga/{date}/{grad}")]
public async Task<ActionResult<Osoba>> NadjiPoDatumuIGradu(DateTime date, string grad)
{
var osoba = await _context.Osobe.Where(o => o.datumRodjenja.ToString.Equals(date.ToString)).FirstOrDefaultAsync();
c# datetime search get
edited Jan 18 at 14:11
MickyD
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asked Jan 18 at 14:06
VeljkozaVeljkoza
11
[HttpGet("pretraga/{date}/{grad}")]
public async Task<ActionResult<Osoba>> NadjiPoDatumuIGradu(DateTime date, string grad)
{
var osoba = await _context.Osobe.Where(o => o.datumRodjenja.ToString.Equals(date.ToString)).FirstOrDefaultAsync();
c# datetime search get
c# datetime search get
edited Jan 18 at 14:11
MickyD
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asked Jan 18 at 14:06
VeljkozaVeljkoza
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edited Jan 18 at 14:11
MickyD
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asked Jan 18 at 14:06
VeljkozaVeljkoza
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edited Jan 18 at 14:11
MickyD
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edited Jan 18 at 14:11
MickyD
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edited Jan 18 at 14:11
MickyD
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asked Jan 18 at 14:06
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asked Jan 18 at 14:06
VeljkozaVeljkoza
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asked Jan 18 at 14:06
VeljkozaVeljkoza
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put on hold as off-topic by MickyD, Michael Dodd, Nkosi, Vega, Machavity Jan 18 at 14:40
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put on hold as off-topic by MickyD, Michael Dodd, Nkosi, Vega, Machavity Jan 18 at 14:40
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
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2
Please don’t just post code.
– MickyD
Jan 18 at 14:12
2
Could you provide more details about the problems with this code?
– Marcin Topolewski
Jan 18 at 14:12
What sort of comparison? UTC?
– MickyD
Jan 18 at 14:15
I want to compare dateTime of person from my Osobe database to the one in the arguments. Search function that returns person using their date of birth. So if there is a person that birth date is 23/06/1998 if i put that in get by date,it should return that person
– Veljkoza
Jan 18 at 14:38
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2
Please don’t just post code.
– MickyD
Jan 18 at 14:12
2
Could you provide more details about the problems with this code?
– Marcin Topolewski
Jan 18 at 14:12
What sort of comparison? UTC?
– MickyD
Jan 18 at 14:15
I want to compare dateTime of person from my Osobe database to the one in the arguments. Search function that returns person using their date of birth. So if there is a person that birth date is 23/06/1998 if i put that in get by date,it should return that person
– Veljkoza
Jan 18 at 14:38
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Please don’t just post code.
– MickyD
Jan 18 at 14:12
Please don’t just post code.
– MickyD
Jan 18 at 14:12
2
2
Could you provide more details about the problems with this code?
– Marcin Topolewski
Jan 18 at 14:12
Could you provide more details about the problems with this code?
– Marcin Topolewski
Jan 18 at 14:12
What sort of comparison? UTC?
– MickyD
Jan 18 at 14:15
What sort of comparison? UTC?
– MickyD
Jan 18 at 14:15
I want to compare dateTime of person from my Osobe database to the one in the arguments. Search function that returns person using their date of birth. So if there is a person that birth date is 23/06/1998 if i put that in get by date,it should return that person
– Veljkoza
Jan 18 at 14:38
I want to compare dateTime of person from my Osobe database to the one in the arguments. Search function that returns person using their date of birth. So if there is a person that birth date is 23/06/1998 if i put that in get by date,it should return that person
– Veljkoza
Jan 18 at 14:38
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One of the simplest approach for this could be to covert the both date-times in milliseconds using some built-in function then simply compare both as integer values.
answered Jan 18 at 14:12
Ganesh KakadeGanesh Kakade
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About as vague as the question. Why convert to Int when a perfectly goodDateTimeis available?
– MickyD
Jan 18 at 14:18
@MickyD I am awareDateTimeis available. but you have built-in support for comparing dates then It is okay. If you don't have such then It becomes easy to compare integer values instead of object(depends upon programming language support )
– Ganesh Kakade
yesterday
Well this isn’t the 80’s and “built-in support” for C# ”is available”
– MickyD
yesterday
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One of the simplest approach for this could be to covert the both date-times in milliseconds using some built-in function then simply compare both as integer values.
answered Jan 18 at 14:12
Ganesh KakadeGanesh Kakade
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About as vague as the question. Why convert to Int when a perfectly goodDateTimeis available?
– MickyD
Jan 18 at 14:18
@MickyD I am awareDateTimeis available. but you have built-in support for comparing dates then It is okay. If you don't have such then It becomes easy to compare integer values instead of object(depends upon programming language support )
– Ganesh Kakade
yesterday
Well this isn’t the 80’s and “built-in support” for C# ”is available”
– MickyD
yesterday
add a comment |
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One of the simplest approach for this could be to covert the both date-times in milliseconds using some built-in function then simply compare both as integer values.
answered Jan 18 at 14:12
Ganesh KakadeGanesh Kakade
64
2
About as vague as the question. Why convert to Int when a perfectly goodDateTimeis available?
– MickyD
Jan 18 at 14:18
@MickyD I am awareDateTimeis available. but you have built-in support for comparing dates then It is okay. If you don't have such then It becomes easy to compare integer values instead of object(depends upon programming language support )
– Ganesh Kakade
yesterday
Well this isn’t the 80’s and “built-in support” for C# ”is available”
– MickyD
yesterday
add a comment |
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One of the simplest approach for this could be to covert the both date-times in milliseconds using some built-in function then simply compare both as integer values.
answered Jan 18 at 14:12
Ganesh KakadeGanesh Kakade
64
One of the simplest approach for this could be to covert the both date-times in milliseconds using some built-in function then simply compare both as integer values.
answered Jan 18 at 14:12
Ganesh KakadeGanesh Kakade
64
answered Jan 18 at 14:12
Ganesh KakadeGanesh Kakade
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answered Jan 18 at 14:12
Ganesh KakadeGanesh Kakade
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answered Jan 18 at 14:12
Ganesh KakadeGanesh Kakade
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About as vague as the question. Why convert to Int when a perfectly goodDateTimeis available?
– MickyD
Jan 18 at 14:18
@MickyD I am awareDateTimeis available. but you have built-in support for comparing dates then It is okay. If you don't have such then It becomes easy to compare integer values instead of object(depends upon programming language support )
– Ganesh Kakade
yesterday
Well this isn’t the 80’s and “built-in support” for C# ”is available”
– MickyD
yesterday
add a comment |
2
About as vague as the question. Why convert to Int when a perfectly goodDateTimeis available?
– MickyD
Jan 18 at 14:18
@MickyD I am awareDateTimeis available. but you have built-in support for comparing dates then It is okay. If you don't have such then It becomes easy to compare integer values instead of object(depends upon programming language support )
– Ganesh Kakade
yesterday
Well this isn’t the 80’s and “built-in support” for C# ”is available”
– MickyD
yesterday
2
2
About as vague as the question. Why convert to Int when a perfectly good
DateTime is available?– MickyD
Jan 18 at 14:18
About as vague as the question. Why convert to Int when a perfectly good
DateTime is available?– MickyD
Jan 18 at 14:18
@MickyD I am aware
DateTime is available. but you have built-in support for comparing dates then It is okay. If you don't have such then It becomes easy to compare integer values instead of object(depends upon programming language support )– Ganesh Kakade
yesterday
@MickyD I am aware
DateTime is available. but you have built-in support for comparing dates then It is okay. If you don't have such then It becomes easy to compare integer values instead of object(depends upon programming language support )– Ganesh Kakade
yesterday
Well this isn’t the 80’s and “built-in support” for C# ”is available”
– MickyD
yesterday
Well this isn’t the 80’s and “built-in support” for C# ”is available”
– MickyD
yesterday
add a comment |
2
Please don’t just post code.
– MickyD
Jan 18 at 14:12
2
Could you provide more details about the problems with this code?
– Marcin Topolewski
Jan 18 at 14:12
What sort of comparison? UTC?
– MickyD
Jan 18 at 14:15
I want to compare dateTime of person from my Osobe database to the one in the arguments. Search function that returns person using their date of birth. So if there is a person that birth date is 23/06/1998 if i put that in get by date,it should return that person
– Veljkoza
Jan 18 at 14:38