Subtracting Hours From 'Now()'
How can I subtract hours from 'Now()'?
I can subtract a day, but that's by only having ONE integer...what do I do for hours? (i need this because our server uses EST and clients need their TimeZone)
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12 Hours Format Into 24 Hours
i'm importing a date ( 13/2/2005 1:20:22 PM) from SQL server
to informix.
The problem now is informix doesnt accept alphabet in datetime format,
so i plan to convert it before the date insert into informix db.
But the problem is i dont know any function that can convert the date time
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Subtracting In An ASP Page
I am tryibng to creat a page where i can subtract one figure from another.
<tr>
<td class="TableTitleDark" in stock - Foward order book')"; Now</td>
<%
while not rsSet.EOF
if isnull(trim(rsSet("FOB"))) then
Response.Write "<td class=TableFieldInput>" &trim(rsSet"Qty")) &"</td>"
Else
Response.Write <td class=TableFieldInput> &trim(rsSet("Qty") - &trim(rsSet("FOB")) &"</td>"
end if
rsSet.MoveNext
wend
rsSet.MoveFirst
%>
</tr>
What it should do is if FOB is null then just write Qty to the page
Else subtract FOB from the QTy and write this to the page.
This is the error I'm getting at the moment
Error Type:
Microsoft VBScript compilation (0x800A03EA)
Syntax error
/GSS/simontest.asp, line 324, column 15
Response.Write <td class=TableFieldInput> &trim(rsSet("Qty") - &trim(rsSet("FOB")) &"</td>"
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I've searched the forums--maybe I'm not using the right terminology, I can't come up with anything.
Do I need to specify that the value from the form is numeric? How?
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My variables
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