问题
I am reading a sqlite file in which datetime column data are saved as integer values (INTEGER NO NULL)
DateTime dt=reader.GetDateTime(nColDateTime);
But it emits an error saying that the return value is not in correct format. I try out all other available methods in Datetime class and find only
DateTime dt=DateTime.FromBinary(reader.GetInt64(nColDateTime));
works (as others return exceptions). But the formatted date (as dt.ToShortDateTime()) is incorrect (ie 0042/11/20) I have no idea what this is. I then try this
long d=DateTime.Now.Ticks-reader.GetInt64(nColDateTime);
DateTime dt=new DateTime(d);
It gives me 1970/05/18
Could you help me to get the correct datetime ?
回答1:
Your dates are stored in the Unix epoch format.
You probably just want to use:
private static readonly DateTime epoch = new DateTime(1970, 1, 1);
...
var myDate = epoch + TimeSpan.FromTicks(reader.GetInt64(nColDateTime));
For example, when I look at your example above "1970/05/18", I can assume that your date is approximately 5 months, 18 days earlier than today.
Here is how I would retreieve the original value:
(DateTime.Today - new DateTime(1970, 5, 18)).Ticks
Which returns:
13119840000000000
Plugging that into my formula:
new DateTime(1970, 1, 1) + TimeSpan.FromTicks(13119840000000000)
This returns:
2011/07/30
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8510390/c-sharp-query-datetime-off-sqlite-database-fails