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"Operand types are not compatible with the operator."

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I have 

"Operand types are not compatible with the operator."

error in following code:

CustomTable.CustomDate= Global::datetobeginUtcDateTime(conPeek(container, 3),Tz);

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I declared the Timezone Tz; on first line of the method.

Please advice.

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    DavidGunawan Profile Picture
    DavidGunawan 1,381 on at

    Hi,

    Method Global::datetobeginUtcDateTime() return DateTime so the returned value is different type with CustomTable.CustomDate (I believe data type of CustomTable.CustomDate is Date).

    Please subtract/convert the returned value to date type.

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    Ivan (Vanya) Kashperuk Profile Picture
    Ivan (Vanya) Kashperuk Microsoft Employee on at

    You are trying to assign a utcDateTime to what seems to be a Date (Date-only, that is) field.

    You should use DateTimeUtil::date() for conversion, if that's the case

    Also, datetobeginUtcDateTime() expects a date as the first argument. It's not clear from your code, if the 3rd element in the container is in fact of that type

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    Mea_ 60,286 on at

    Hi H2K,

    Probably CustomDate has type Date and datetobeginUtcDateTime returns utcdatetime. However, they should have same type, so you need either convert datetobeginUtcDateTime  to date or change type of CustomDate  to utcdatetime.

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    Community Member on at

    I converted to date and it works.

    Thanks.

    CustomTable.CustomDate= DateTimeUtil::date(Global::datetobeginUtcDateTime(conPeek(container, 3),Tz));

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