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Old June 18th, 2003, 03:14 AM
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How to compare time

This is my the part of the code in asp in which i want that if record is getting submitted between morning 6 am to night 12 pm
the value of sdate should be current date or if the time is between night 12 to morning 6 the value of sdate should be the previous date but this comparison is not working please help me.

if (time()>"06:00:00 AM") and (time()<"07:00:00 AM") then
sdate = Year(Date()) & "-" & Month(Date()) & "-" & Day(Date())
Response.Write(sdate)
End IF

I am using MySQL as my backend

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You might

want to have a look into the DateDiff() function and yes you can compare time, there is no TimeDiff() function...have a look here:

http://www.devguru.com/Technologies...f/datediff.html

Also, you are comparing time() with a string that looks like a time value "06:00:00 AM" but in fact it is a string...

try converting that *string* using Cdate()

if (time()>CDate("06:00:00 AM")) and (time()<CDate("07:00:00 AM")) then
. . .


try that otherwise look into the DateDiff() function


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