Binding a DateTimepicker in C# -reg

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I just want to bind Datetimepicker in my windows program in C#. I can insert date from datetimepicker to sqlserver but unfortunately I can not retrieve date from database. It shows an error. How to bind datetimepicker in C#?
Can anyone help me please?
MY CODE IS

C#

private void BindReader(string storedproc,string[] param)
      {
          clear();
          reader = ppt.ParamReader(storedproc,param ); // Here searching a Branch Name and binding values in matching text box
          while (reader.Read())
          {
              lbl_ID.Text = reader["BRANCH_ID"].ToString();
              txt_Address.Text = reader["BRANCH_ADDRESS"].ToString();
              txt_Branch_Phone.Text = reader["BRANCH_PHONE"].ToString();
              txt_CST_Number.Text = reader["CST_NUMBER"].ToString();
              txt_tin_number.Text = reader["TIN_NUMBER"].ToString();
              cmb_Branch_Name.Text = reader["BRANCH_NAME"].ToString();
             txtDate.Text = reader["DATE"].ToString(); ;

          }
          reader.Close();
      }

I'm getting "indexOutOfRangeException was unhandled" error
I tried using

txtDate.Text = reader["DATE"].ToString("dd/mm/yyyy"); // DATETIME PICKER

It also shows an error "NO overload for method ToSting takes 1 arguments"

Posted 19-Dec-10 23:35pm

aharisankar

Updated 20-Dec-10 1:15am

RaviRanjanKr

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Toniyo Jackson 20-Dec-10 5:37am

What error getting?

JF2015 20-Dec-10 5:37am

Edited to fix spelling errors.

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 20-Dec-10 5:39am

Don't you think it would be appropriate to tell us what error you are receiving and maybe also show us the relevant part of your code?
We're not yet into mind reading. :)

Abhinav S 20-Dec-10 6:19am

What's the error?

Aman4.net 22-Dec-10 7:58am

As you know C# is case senstive so "dd/MM/yyyy" is different from "dd/mm/yyyy" use first one

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Dear Aharisankar,

Just try the following:

txtDate.Text = (Convert.ToDateTime(reader["DATE"])).ToString("dd/MM/yyyy"); ;

I hope that it will work if its not databinding error

Regards!
Aman

Posted 20-Dec-10 0:52am

Aman4.net

Updated 22-Aug-11 1:06am

v2

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Chetan Ranpariya · Accepted Answer · 2010-12-20T01:10:00

Hi...

Regarding the exception...
Check if you actual have field with name "DATE" in the reader. Try to assign value to a simple textbox. Still if u get exception then it's clear the reader is not having a fields with name "DATE".

Regarding ToString... try following..

txtDate.Text = String.Format("{0:dd/MM/yyyy}",reader["DATE"]);

This should work for you.

Thanks and regards,
Chetan Ranpariya