// public getter/setters public DateTime? OptDate { set; get; } // for inserts string sql = "INSERT INTO MyTable (..., OptDate) VALUES (..., @OptDate)"; SqlParameter[] parameters = new SqlParameter[] { new SqlParameter("@OptDate", (object)DBNull.Value) }; // and for updates string sql = "UPDATE MyTable SET (..., OptDate = @OptDate)"; SqlParameter[] parameters = new SqlParameter[] { new SqlParameter("@OptDate", (OptDate.HasValue ? OptDate : (object)DBNull.Value)) };Works well on Guid's too.
07 June 2011
Handle Null Dates from C# to SQL
Although this has been dealt with hundreds of times, this post is more of a "note to self" so I don't have to go hunting every time I need to handle optional dates from a data access layer into sql. Figured you might find it useful too.
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