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To start, you need to change TargetDate = "document. Forms0.auctionEndDate. Value"; to TargetDate = document.

Forms0.auctionEndDate. Value; what I need to do to avoid the error when I change the type from nvarchar to datetime? Taking a guess here, since I'm really not a .

NET programmer, you need to change string tDate = (string)command.ExecuteScalar(); to DateTime tDate = (DateTime) command.ExecuteScalar(); You can call GetType() on the return value ExecuteScalar() to see what type it really is.

Bingo! Bravo! – Bside May 22 at 14:42 what I need to do to avoid the error when I change the type from nvarchar to datetime?

– Bside May 22 at 15:12 @Bside see my edit. – MДΓΓ БДLL May 22 at 15:15 Great...thank you! – Bside May 22 at 15:23 Did that fix the problem?

– MДΓΓ БДLL May 22 at 15:23.

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