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| TK Herman |
In code I have a String and I want to convert that to a GUID -- is this
possible? How?
SAMPLE:
Dim strValue as String
Dim objGUID as System.GUID
strValue = "{80E9CEF7-1C93-48A7-866C-2002F94379E6}"
objGUID = strValue 'Obviously this doesn't work...
(Note: My GUID is a valid GUID -- I copied one for this sample that SQL
Server automatically created...)
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Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
TK Herman
tk.herman_AT_ensi.com
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| Thomas Tomiczek (VIP) |
Simple, look at the constructors...
My logic in C#:
String strValue;
Guid objGUID;
strValue = "{80E9CEF7-1C93-48A7-866C-2002F94379E6}";
objGUID = new Guid(strValue);
Regards
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Thomas Tomiczek
THONA Consulting Ltd.
(Microsoft MVP C#/.NET)
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| Lee Johnson [MS] |
You can use the Guid constructor to construct a GUID from string.
Guid g = new Guid("{80E9CEF7-1C93-48A7-866C-2002F94379E6}");
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