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Question : Comparable Objects
Good day Experts.
Ok this is driving me insane. I am trying to compare or if even exists from a dropdownlist.
If date = date in dropdownlist box then dont do anything else do something. But the main problem is if there are 2 dates it only seems to find one.
While sqlDR.Read
Dim mydate2 As String = sqlDR("FromDate")
Dim TestStr1 As String = mydate2
Dim TestStr2 As String = (CDate(Me.lstChooseDate.Se
lectedValu
e.ToString
.Split("|"
)(0)))
If StrComp(mydate2, TestStr2) = 0 Then
Response.Write("this is the same")
ElseIf StrComp(mydate2, TestStr2) = 1 Then
Response.Write("I do exists")
ElseIf StrComp(mydate2, TestStr2) = -1 Then
Response.Write("Sorry not there")
PopulateDistCombo3(CDate(M
e.lstChoos
eDate.Sele
ctedValue.
ToString.S
plit("|")(
0)), CDate(Me.lstChooseDate.Sel
ectedValue
.ToString.
Split("|")
(1)))
End If
I am not to sure if I am doing this right. A sample back with my code would help a great deal.
I just want to take the date in my reader compare it with the date in my dropdownlist box and if exists do something if not do something else. Even if there are 2 dates it will see that it exists already if there are 2 or even 4 different dates in my database.
Answer : Comparable Objects
You would need to consider that date part of datetime while comparing the dates
otherwise comparison would not work properly
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