I assume you mean a database column type of TIME, since there is no TIME type in .NET, and there is no TIME column type in SQL server or Access either.
You need to find out how the time is stored in the database. Maybe you can just map it to an integer property, and provide a separate time property that interprets the integer value into a .NET datetime value?
I'll help more if you can give me more information.
- Richard.
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hi,
How I can use data type "TIME" or it isn't suport.
saludos
Victor (Madrid Espaa)
Hi Victor,
I assume you mean a database column type of TIME, since there is no TIME type in .NET, and there is no TIME column type in SQL server or Access either.
You need to find out how the time is stored in the database. Maybe you can just map it to an integer property, and provide a separate time property that interprets the integer value into a .NET datetime value?
I'll help more if you can give me more information.
- Richard.