Were you able to get the table valued parameter thing working?
>Hi Viv.
>Yes, looks like its a DateTime so I can work with that.
>Regards,
>Gerard
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>>>Hi Viv. Thanks for replying.
>>>The actual parameter is coming from a 3rd Part Date control (Just allows entry of dates) and I want to pass this as a parameter to a method
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>>Ah. Then it will depend on the control. If it's a .NET control then it probably *is* passing a DateTime (with a time of midnight). If that doesn't work then experiment - Bill's suggestion would be a good start.....
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>>>>>Hi.
>>>>>I want to passs a Date (Not dateTime) as a parameter to a C# method, but intellisense does not bring up an option for a Date in the Method
>>>>>Is this possible ?
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>>>>No. There is no such thing as Date in .NET. What is the actual parameter ? (you can pass DateTime.Date but it is still a DateTime)
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