Is it possible to pass a variable containing the full date and time to 'DatePart'? I want to grab just the time of day portion of a date. As in: Code:
<%
dim submit_date
submit_date = Now()
submit_time = DatePart("h","n","s", submit_date)
%>
Does anyone know how to use the DatePart function?
View Replies View Relatedi am trying to use the DatePart function on my SQL2000 database. I have a table called visitors with a field called DateTimeEntrance which is filled everytime a visitor enters the site. I am trying to build a stat page where i display the total amount of visitors per day, week, month, year and i can't seem to get the syntax correct.
I get an error with the following code:
sql = "SELECT * FROM tblVisitors WHERE (DatePart("yyyy",
[datetimeentrance])) = (DatePart("yyyy", date()))"
can anyone help me with the correct syntax?
Is there anything wrong with my code (see below) bcoz when 10p-6a shift my
browser returns the error cannot be a zero-length string. Im wondering why,
bcoz the 2 other shift works perfectly.
<%
'Shift: 6a-2p
if DatePart("h", Now()) 5 And DatePart("h", Now()) < 14 then
ShiftID = "A"
end if
'Shift: 2p-10p
if DatePart("h", Now()) 13 And DatePart("h", Now()) < 22 then
ShiftID = "B"
end if
'Shift: 10p-6a
if DatePart("h", Now()) 21 And DatePart("h", Now()) < 6 then
ShiftID = "C"
end if
%>
I'm trying to increment between the end of lunch and the end of the day. The code below is returning a datePart of 13 instead of 1 (for 1:00:00 PM) and 14 instead of 2:00:00 PM etc. If response.write just counter2 I get a real hour. how can I return the actual hour datePart?
lunchStart = "12:00:00 PM"
lunchEnd = "1:00:00 PM"
dayEnd = "5:00:00 PM"
counter2 = cdate(lunchEnd)
while counter2 >= cdate(lunchEnd) AND counter2 <= cdate(dayEnd)
response.write datePart("h",counter2)
counter2 = dateAdd("h",1,counter2)
wend
i used formatdatetime(dt,vblongdate).it gives me in format like monday , august 8th, 2005.but i dont want weekday means monday or tuesday in my date so on.
<%
prior = Request("Date")
if isDate(prior) Then prior = CDate(prior) Else prior = #1/1/1900#
For dt = DateAdd("m",-1,Date()) To Date-1
%>
<OPTION value="<%=dt%>" <%If dt = prior Then response.write "SELECTED" %>><%=FormatDateTime(dt, vbLongDate)%> </option>
<%
Next
%>
</SELECT></center> </td>
</tr>
I'm trying to use DatePart and Datediff functions to show the formatted m/dd/yyyy display for the dates of Monday and Friday of the current week. I want it to display as:
Our Weekly Schedule 8/23/2004 thru 8/27/2004:
Can't pinpoint the parameter to check for the current week. Is there a good reference anywhere to show how to use the methods and such of both datepart and datediff, or has anyone programmed something similar prior.