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I have a DateTime list that stored in the SQLite database and I try to read the date value that fall in specific date range from the file.

Currently, I am able to read the date value that fall in the specific range.

Original DateTime List:
11-08-2021 15:16:44
11-08-2021 17:09:22
11-09-2021 17:20:39
...
11-11-2021 09:31:54
11-11-2021 10:35:37
11-11-2021 10:45:11
11-11-2021 11:54:28


Datetime List that fall in the specific date range:
11-11-2021 09:31:54
11-11-2021 10:35:37
11-11-2021 10:45:11
11-11-2021 11:54:28


The next thing that I want is I want to check the Datetime difference among the date value that I filtered out before.

For example, there is more than 1 hour difference between 09:31:54 and 10:35:37. How I detect the time difference between these two dates? While between 10:35:37 and 10:45:11, there is not more than 1 hour, so just ignore it. The way I want to check in this way because when the DateTime difference is more than 1 hour between the date, I need to run something in the DateTime behind.

Is it possible to check in this way? I stuck at here and have no idea how can I check the time difference among all the date value. Any suggestion?

What I have tried:

Here is the code that I read the date value that fall in specific date range.
using (SQLiteConnection connection = new SQLiteConnection("Data Source=" + path)
{
    connection.Open();
    string queryDate = DateTime.Now.AddHours(-6).ToString("MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm:00Z");
    string consulta = $"SELECT * FROM LastRun WHERE LastUpdatedTime > '{queryDate.ToString()}' ";

    using (SQLiteCommand commandReader = new SQLiteCommand(consulta, connection))
    {
        SQLiteDataReader reader = commandReader.ExecuteReader();

        while (reader.Read())
        {
            DateTime suaData = Convert.ToDateTime(reader[0]);
            Console.WriteLine("datetime: " + suaData);

        }
    }
}
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Updated 10-Nov-21 20:01pm

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