> To import a DataTime object from a DataTable to J, I actually convert
> this first into a string in this format: MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM:SS.MS <lang
> C#>
> string objTemp = value.Month.ToString() + "/" +
> value.Day.ToString() + "/" + value.Year.ToString();
> objTemp += " " + value.Hour.ToString() + ":" +
> value.Minute.ToString() + ":" + value.Second.ToString();
> objTemp += "." + value.Millisecond.ToString(); </lang>
Assuming "value" is a System.DateTime object, wouldn't it be easier to
format it with:
<lang C#>
String objTemp = value.ToString("yyyy/dd/MM hh:mm:ss.fff"); </lang>
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