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Storing Date Times in SQL Server throws erros

Conversion from string "Mon Jan 10 2011 21:30:00 GMT-060" to type 'Date' is not valid. I get all types of different dates from the calendar from different browsers. I would really like DayPilot Calendar to give me the date in a format that MS SQL Server won't balk at. How do I get rid of time zones? How do I get it in a format SQL server likes from al browsers? Thanks a ton, this is throwing errors for some of my users.
Asked by Ron Sell 1 year ago.
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actually what the dayPilotCalendar returned to my vb.net code was "Mon Jan 10 2011 21:30:00 GMT-0600 (Central Standard Time)"

Anyone know how to deal with this? I think it was a Chrome browser.

Ron

Comment posted by Ron Sell 1 year ago.
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