Questions tagged [system.version]
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Datatype for System.Version in sql server
What is the best way to store System.Version in SQL Server?
When I use varchar type, result of order by asc is:
1.0.0.0
11.0.0.0
12.0.0.0
2.0.0.0
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Why System.Version in JSON string does not deserialize correctly?
Context: I need to pass an object containing a large number of properties/fields (to UI Layer from Middle Tier Layer). Among this list of properties, one is of type Version which is not getting deserialized correctly from JSON string format. I have…
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Java equivalent of .NET's Version class?
Is there a Java equivalent of .NET's System.Version class? How do I say this in Java?
Version myVersion = new Version(2, 1);
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Version strings to "System.Version" too long (or short) in PowerShell
How can I force conversion to type System.Version in PowerShell, or more likely, better understand why I cannot arbitrarily assign number strings type System.Version?
We ingest some software updates in folders whose titles include version numbers.…
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Why is .NET System.Version "2.0" different from "2.0.0.0"?
I recently ran into a snag when this compare failed:
System.Version compareVersion = new Version(2, 0, 0, 0);
System.Version actualVersion = new Version(2, 0);
if(actualVersion >= compareVersion) // returns false
I understand the implementation…
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The LINQ expression could not be translated System.Version.Parse
I am using EF and I'm trying to query some records which have a version column like this:
var servicesWhichExistInDifferentDataCenters = dbContext.CurrentRunningServices
.Where(r => r.DeployedRing == ring
&& r.DataCenter ==…
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Cannot convert value to type "System.Version"
I cannot convert a properly formatted string stored in a variable into a version type. The issue must be with the variable as it works fine if I provide the value manually but I don't know what could be wrong with it. I am new to PowerShell so I'm…
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Why is the 'System.Version' a reference type (class) and not a value type (struct)?
If I look at the members of the .NET type System.Version it might be a better idea to create such a type as value type (C# struct) instead of a reference type (class).
What might be the reasons or arguments that Microsoft decided to implement that…
user432219
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Can't save type System.Version to My.Settings
I have a small test project for checking application version from a server and prompting a user to update. Everything works fine except that I can't save a type of System.Version to My.Settings. (I want to save the new version in case a user…
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system.version more than 3 decimal points c#
I am currently receiving the following error -
"Version string portion was too short or too long"
When using this statement -
records = records.OrderBy(r => new Version(r.RefNo)).ToList();
To order a list of string's called RefNo. It fails on…
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