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| C-Sharp (C#) Group: time ago display |

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2006-08-10 00:34:12 |
Hello,
I would like to do some C# in SQL 2005 That will convert a
date/time to
show
"sec, mins, hours, days, weeks, months, years
ago" like 3 mins ago or
12 hrs ago.
I have seen this in numerous places but when I try to search
on the
best way to do it I get nothing. I have to take into
account months
with 31 days, Feb, leap years.
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| C-Sharp (C#) Group: Re: time ago display |

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2006-08-10 07:20:17 |
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System.TimeSpan TS = new System.TimeSpan(endDate.Ticks-startDate.Ticks);
There are a bunch of properties for getting the units of time out.
Liam
On 8/10/06,
ShadowFlame <gmail.com">dsmsears gmail.com> wrote:
Hello, I would like to do some C# in SQL 2005 That will convert a date/time to show "sec, mins, hours, days, weeks, months, years ago" like 3 mins ago or 12 hrs ago. I have seen this in numerous places but when I try to search on the
best way to do it I get nothing. I have to take into account months with 31 days, Feb, leap years.
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| C-Sharp (C#) Group: Re: time ago display |

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2006-08-11 00:13:19 |
Are you doing this in C# or SQL?
If C#, look at what Liam wrote
If SQL, use the DateDiff(datepart, startdate, enddate) where
datepart
are your standard date parameters (year, quarter, month,
dayofyear,
day, week, hour, minute, second and millisecond). It will
return an
integer with the difference.
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