I get report parameters in C # code from webservice as follows:
ReportingService2005 ReportingService = ConnectToSSRS(); ReportParameter[] ReportParams = ReportingService.GetReportParameters(reportSelector.SelectedValue, HistoryID, ForRendering, emptyParams, null);
DateTime options currently always look like mm / dd / yyyy. Where is the date format determined? Isn't it as tough as that? Is there a way to get DateFormat from code?
thanks
What you see is a string representation of the default format of a DateTime object (depending on your locale ... maybe), so yes, in a way, it is encoded this way.
DateTime, , , , .
dt.ToString("MM/dd/yyyy hh:mm:sszzz")
, . this.
ISO 8601, . 1999-06-01. .
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