Response.Write(MoviePayedDate) '11/3/2008 9:32:15 AM
Response.Write("<br> -" & Now)'11/3/2008 9:37:31 AM
Response.Write("---------------")
Response.Write("<br>" & DateDifference)' HOW do i get this?
moiseszaragoza
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Jump to PostDateDiff(ss, MoviePayedDate, getdate())
this will return the difference in seconds, which i think is what you need, then convert it to minutes, if you want minutes, use mi instead of ss
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dickersonka
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DateDiff(ss, MoviePayedDate, getdate())
this will return the difference in seconds, which i think is what you need, then convert it to minutes, if you want minutes, use mi instead of ss
reach_yousuf
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Junior Poster
Use this
datediff(DateInterval.Day, Date 1 , Date 2)
dickersonka
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Veteran Poster
His date was on the same day and 5min 16sec apart, thats why i didn't use days
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