My application requires that I track time-of-day
without regard to date. For example, "Jane Doe starts work at
9:00AM". The proper CLR type for this requirement is the
System.TimeSpan.
The underlying datatype in SQL Server 2012 will be a
Time(0) column.
Apologies for the repetition, but to be perfectly clear: this has nothing to do with Date or DateTime. It is not a specific time on a specific day that I need to track, but merely the time of day element in isolation.
So, is it possible to use the
TimePicker as the editor for a column in the RadGridView on a WinForm? And if that is possible, what is the underlying GridView column type that should be added to the MasterTemplate.Columns collection per the following example, if my intention is to instantiate the column at runtime?
http://www.telerik.com/help/winforms/gridview-columns-generating-columns.html
The example uses GridViewTextBoxColumn() and GridViewComboBoxColumn(). Thanks