Problem with dates.................................

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Hi,
I have two tables, one contains income and other contains expense.
There are DATE coloumns in both (type Datetime, size 8) Same properties for both. I am trying to pick data from these tables using datetimepicker.
Code is as follows:

C#

Me.taGetExpense.Fill(Me.DsGetExpense.tblExpenseSide, dpkCashBook.Value)
Me.taGetIncome.Fill(Me.DsGetIncome.tblIncomeSide, dpkCashBook.Value)

I have checked both my tables contain two records but when I run the code above, expense side show 2 records but income side shows 0
I also checked value of dpkCashBook, it remains the same for both.

I tried everything but nothing changed.
Could anybody advise me why this is happening?

Thanks a lot,
Furqan

Posted 4-Mar-11 0:30am

Furqan Sehgal

Updated 4-Mar-11 0:47am

Albin Abel

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Sandeep Mewara 4-Mar-11 6:53am

This is Dataadapter code:
Me.taGetIncome.Fill(Me.DsGetIncome.tblIncomeSide, dpkCashBook.Value) Right?

What is the second parameter cash here? Further, how do you populate Adapter.

Furqan Sehgal 4-Mar-11 10:18am

Why is the second parameter required? I just need to pick up the data that comes under given date.

Simon_Whale 4-Mar-11 11:06am

have you checked the query directly on the database?
Also check it with the values that you are passing the income table adapter

ulyses31 7-Mar-11 0:51am

are you using SQL server data? if your data has date and time. your dataset parameter should be >= @date_value

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Hariharan Arunachalam · Answer 1 · 2011-03-07T18:26:00

Solution 1

Could you post your adapter fill query for the expense table?
In all probability you have gotten the query mistaken

Posted 7-Mar-11 18:26pm

Hariharan Arunachalam