Visual Studio 2005 vs Visual Studio 2008 #2

Are there any known issues with decimal rounding in VS 2008. I have developed a timesheet app that calculates hours based on start and stop times. It works fine when I use debugger in VS 2005 and a local host. My boss uses VS 2008 to publish my app. When he publishes it, my calculations are not rounding properly.

Example: Someone clocks in at 11:30pm and clocks out at 11:59pm, in debug mode on my localhost, it rounds it to .5 hours. When this code gets published, it rounds it to 0 hours.

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jjkky

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Considering that both the VS 2005 and VS 2008 use the same version of the CLR, I would not expect this. Can you provide the code used to do the calculation?

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vcsjones

1/28/2009 5:48:20 PM

When you say 'debug mode' - do you mean 'compiled for debugging' or 'running under debugger' ? If application is stopped on a breakpoint or you are stepping through the code, clock is not running and you may see different numbers compared to a regular application run without debugging.

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Mikhail

1/28/2009 5:57:31 PM

It's an awful lot of code but here it is and thanks for reviewing:
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vsubHTot1 = 0
vsubHTot2 = 0
vsubHTot3 = 0
vsubMTot1 = 0
vsubMTot2 = 0
vsubMTot3 = 0Dim dFirstShiftTot As Decimal = 0 
Dim dSecondShiftTot As Decimal = 0
Dim dThirdShiftTot As Decimal = 0 
Dim dTotalShift As Decimal = 0
Dim ttot As Decimal = 0 
Dim ctot As Decimal = 0
Dim vfTot As Decimal = 0 
Dim vsTot As Decimal = 0
Dim vtTot As Decimal = 0 
Dim vtotmins As Integer = 0
Dim vtothours As Integer = 0 
Dim rtotmins As Integer = 0
Dim rtothours As Integer = 0 
 
'========= Calculate First Time In and First Time Out

If (dIn1 >= rbFshift) And (dIn1 <= reFShift) Then

If dOut1 >= rbFshift And dOut1 <= reFShift Then

ctot = CalcTimeDiff(dIn1, dOut1)
dFirstShiftTot = dFirstShiftTot + ctot
ElseIf dOut1 >= rbFshift Then

reFShift = tdate & " 4:00:00 PM"
vsubHTot1 = System.Math.Round(DateDiff("s", dIn1, reFShift) \ (60 * 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)vsubMTot1 = System.Math.Round((DateDiff("s", dIn1, reFShift) Mod (60 * 60)) \ 60, 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero) 
vtothours = vtothours + vsubHTot1
vtotmins = vtotmins + vsubMTot1
vtotmins = RoundMinutes(vtotmins)
' Modified by JJK 6/11/2008

If vtotmins > 52 Then

vtotmins = 0
vsubMTot1 = 0
vtothours = vtothours + 1
vsubHTot1 = vsubHTot1 + 1
End If

' End Modification

xTotal1 = System.Math.Round(vsubHTot1 + (vtotmins / 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)
dFirstShiftTot = dFirstShiftTot + xTotal1
vsTot = AddSecondShift(dOut1, dSecondShiftTot, rbSShift, vsTot)
dSecondShiftTot = vsTot
reFShift = tdate & " 3:59:59 PM"

End If

End If

If (dIn1 >= rbSShift) And (dIn1 <= reSShift) Then

If dOut1 >= rbSShift And dOut1 <= reSShift Then

ctot = CalcTimeDiff(dIn1, dOut1)
dSecondShiftTot = dSecondShiftTot + ctot
ElseIf dOut1 >= rbSShift Then
vsubHTot2 = System.Math.Round(DateDiff("s", dIn1, reSShift) \ (60 * 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)vsubMTot2 = System.Math.Round((DateDiff("s", dIn1, reSShift) Mod (60 * 60)) \ 60, 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero) 
vtothours = vtothours + vsubHTot2
vtotmins = vtotmins + vsubMTot2
vtotmins = RoundMinutes(vtotmins)
' Modified by JJK 6/11/2008

If vtotmins > 52 Then

vtotmins = 0
vsubMTot2 = 0
vtothours = vtothours + 1
vsubHTot2 = vsubHTot2 + 1
End If

' End Modification

xTotal2 = System.Math.Round(vsubHTot2 + (vtotmins / 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)
dSecondShiftTot = dSecondShiftTot + xTotal2
vtTot = AddThirdShift(dOut1, dThirdShiftTot, rbTShift, vtTot)
dThirdShiftTot = vtTot
End If

End If

If (dIn1 >= rbTShift) And (dIn1 <= reTShift) Then

If dOut1 >= rbTShift And dOut1 <= reTShift Then

ctot = CalcTimeDiff(dIn1, dOut1)
dThirdShiftTot = dThirdShiftTot + ctot
ElseIf dOut1 >= rbTShift Then

reTShift = tdate & " 8:00:00 AM"
vsubHTot3 = System.Math.Round(DateDiff("s", dIn1, reTShift) \ (60 * 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)vsubMTot3 = System.Math.Round((DateDiff("s", dIn1, reTShift) Mod (60 * 60)) \ 60, 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero) 
vtothours = vtothours + vsubHTot3
vtotmins = vtotmins + vsubMTot3
vtotmins = RoundMinutes(vtotmins)
' Modified by JJK 6/11/2008

If vtotmins > 52 Then

vtotmins = 0
vsubMTot3 = 0
vtothours = vtothours + 1
vsubHTot3 = vsubHTot3 + 1
End If

' End Modification

xTotal3 = System.Math.Round(vsubHTot3 + (vtotmins / 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)
dThirdShiftTot = dThirdShiftTot + xTotal3
vfTot = AddFirstShift(dOut1, dFirstShiftTot, rbFshift, vfTot)
' Modified by JJK on 2/6/2008 =================================

dFirstShiftTot = vfTot
If vfTot > 8 Then

dSecondShiftTot = dSecondShiftTot + (vfTot - 8)
dFirstShiftTot = 8
End If

'End Modification =================================

reTShift = tdate & " 7:59:59 AM"

End If

End If

'========= Calculate Second Time In and Second Time Out

If (dIn2 >= rbFshift) And (dIn2 <= reFShift) Then

If dOut2 >= rbFshift And dOut2 <= reFShift Then

ctot = CalcTimeDiff(dIn2, dOut2)
dFirstShiftTot = dFirstShiftTot + ctot
ElseIf dOut2 >= rbFshift Then

reFShift = tdate & " 4:00:00 PM"
vsubHTot1 = System.Math.Round(DateDiff("s", dIn2, reFShift) \ (60 * 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)vsubMTot1 = System.Math.Round((DateDiff("s", dIn2, reFShift) Mod (60 * 60)) \ 60, 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero) 
vtothours = vtothours + vsubHTot1
vtotmins = vtotmins + vsubMTot1
vtotmins = RoundMinutes(vtotmins)
' Modified by JJK 6/11/2008

If vtotmins > 52 Then

vtotmins = 0
vsubMTot1 = 0
vtothours = vtothours + 1
vsubHTot1 = vsubHTot1 + 1
End If

' End Modification

xTotal1 = System.Math.Round(vsubHTot1 + (vtotmins / 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)
dFirstShiftTot = dFirstShiftTot + xTotal1
vsTot = AddSecondShift(dOut2, dSecondShiftTot, rbSShift, vsTot)
dSecondShiftTot = vsTot
reFShift = tdate & " 3:59:59 PM"

End If

End If

If (dIn2 >= rbSShift) And (dIn2 <= reSShift) Then

If dOut2 >= rbSShift And dOut2 <= reSShift Then

ctot = CalcTimeDiff(dIn2, dOut2)
dSecondShiftTot = dSecondShiftTot + ctot
ElseIf dOut2 >= rbSShift Then
vsubHTot2 = System.Math.Round(DateDiff("s", dIn2, reSShift) \ (60 * 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)vsubMTot2 = System.Math.Round((DateDiff("s", dIn2, reSShift) Mod (60 * 60)) \ 60, 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero) 
vtothours = vtothours + vsubHTot2
vtotmins = vtotmins + vsubMTot2
vtotmins = RoundMinutes(vtotmins)
' Modified by JJK 6/11/2008

If vtotmins > 52 Then

vtotmins = 0
vsubMTot2 = 0
vtothours = vtothours + 1
vsubHTot2 = vsubHTot2 + 1
End If

' End Modification

xTotal2 = System.Math.Round(vsubHTot2 + (vtotmins / 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)
dSecondShiftTot = dSecondShiftTot + xTotal2
vtTot = AddThirdShift(dOut2, dThirdShiftTot, rbTShift, vtTot)
dThirdShiftTot = vtTot
End If

End If

If (dIn2 >= rbTShift) And (dIn2 <= reTShift) Then

If dOut2 >= rbTShift And dOut2 <= reTShift Then

ctot = CalcTimeDiff(dIn2, dOut2)
dThirdShiftTot = dThirdShiftTot + ctot
ElseIf dOut2 >= rbTShift Then

reTShift = tdate & " 8:00:00 AM"
vsubHTot3 = System.Math.Round(DateDiff("s", dIn2, reTShift) \ (60 * 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)vsubMTot3 = System.Math.Round((DateDiff("s", dIn2, reTShift) Mod (60 * 60)) \ 60, 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero) 
vtothours = vtothours + vsubHTot3
vtotmins = vtotmins + vsubMTot3
vtotmins = RoundMinutes(vtotmins)
' Modified by JJK 6/11/2008

If vtotmins > 52 Then

vtotmins = 0
vsubMTot3 = 0
vtothours = vtothours + 1
vsubHTot3 = vsubHTot3 + 1
End If

' End Modification

xTotal3 = System.Math.Round(vsubHTot3 + (vtotmins / 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)
dThirdShiftTot = dThirdShiftTot + xTotal3
vfTot = AddFirstShift(dOut2, dFirstShiftTot, rbFshift, vfTot)
dFirstShiftTot = vfTot
reTShift = tdate & " 7:59:59 AM"

End If

End If

'========= Calculate Third Time In and Third Time Out

If (dIn3 >= rbFshift) And (dIn3 <= reFShift) Then

If dOut3 >= rbFshift And dOut3 <= reFShift Then

ctot = CalcTimeDiff(dIn3, dOut3)
dFirstShiftTot = dFirstShiftTot + ctot
ElseIf dOut3 >= rbFshift Then

reFShift = tdate & " 4:00:00 PM"
vsubHTot1 = System.Math.Round(DateDiff("s", dIn3, reFShift) \ (60 * 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)vsubMTot1 = System.Math.Round((DateDiff("s", dIn3, reFShift) Mod (60 * 60)) \ 60, 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero) 
vtothours = vtothours + vsubHTot1
vtotmins = vtotmins + vsubMTot1
vtotmins = RoundMinutes(vtotmins)
' Modified by JJK 6/11/2008

If vtotmins > 52 Then

vtotmins = 0
vsubMTot1 = 0
vtothours = vtothours + 1
vsubHTot1 = vsubHTot1 + 1
End If

' End Modification

xTotal1 = System.Math.Round(vsubHTot1 + (vtotmins / 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)
dFirstShiftTot = dFirstShiftTot + xTotal1
vsTot = AddSecondShift(dOut3, dSecondShiftTot, rbSShift, vsTot)
dSecondShiftTot = vsTot
reFShift = tdate & " 3:59:59 PM"

End If

End If

If (dIn3 >= rbSShift) And (dIn3 <= reSShift) Then

If dOut3 >= rbSShift And dOut3 <= reSShift Then

ctot = CalcTimeDiff(dIn3, dOut3)
dSecondShiftTot = dSecondShiftTot + ctot
ElseIf dOut3 >= rbSShift Then
vsubHTot2 = System.Math.Round(DateDiff("s", dIn3, reSShift) \ (60 * 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)vsubMTot2 = System.Math.Round((DateDiff("s", dIn3, reSShift) Mod (60 * 60)) \ 60, 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero) 
vtothours = vtothours + vsubHTot2
vtotmins = vtotmins + vsubMTot2
vtotmins = RoundMinutes(vtotmins)
' Modified by JJK 6/11/2008

If vtotmins > 52 Then

vtotmins = 0
vsubMTot2 = 0
vtothours = vtothours + 1
vsubHTot2 = vsubHTot2 + 1
End If

' End Modification

xTotal2 = System.Math.Round(vsubHTot2 + (vtotmins / 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)
dSecondShiftTot = dSecondShiftTot + xTotal2
vtTot = AddThirdShift(dOut3, dThirdShiftTot, rbTShift, vtTot)
dThirdShiftTot = vtTot
End If

End If

If (dIn3 >= rbTShift) And (dIn3 <= reTShift) Then

If dOut3 >= rbTShift And dOut3 <= reTShift Then

ctot = CalcTimeDiff(dIn3, dOut3)
dThirdShiftTot = dThirdShiftTot + ctot
ElseIf dOut3 >= rbTShift Then

reTShift = tdate & " 8:00:00 AM"
vsubHTot3 = System.Math.Round(DateDiff("s", dIn3, reTShift) \ (60 * 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)vsubMTot3 = System.Math.Round((DateDiff("s", dIn3, reTShift) Mod (60 * 60)) \ 60, 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero) 
vtothours = vtothours + vsubHTot3
vtotmins = vtotmins + vsubMTot3
vtotmins = RoundMinutes(vtotmins)
' Modified by JJK 6/11/2008

If vtotmins > 52 Then

vtotmins = 0
vsubMTot3 = 0
vtothours = vtothours + 1
vsubHTot3 = vsubHTot3 + 1
End If

' End Modification

xTotal3 = System.Math.Round(vsubHTot3 + (vtotmins / 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)
dThirdShiftTot = dThirdShiftTot + xTotal3
vfTot = AddFirstShift(dOut3, dFirstShiftTot, rbFshift, vfTot)
dFirstShiftTot = vfTot
reTShift = tdate & " 7:59:59 AM"

End If

End If
Dim vFShiftTot As Decimal = System.Math.Round(dFirstShiftTot, 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero) 
Dim vSShiftTot As Decimal = System.Math.Round(dSecondShiftTot, 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)
Dim vTShiftTot As Decimal = System.Math.Round(dThirdShiftTot, 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero) 
Dim vTotalShift As Decimal = System.Math.Round(vFShiftTot + vSShiftTot + vTShiftTot, 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)

'Temp Comment - txtTotal.Text = vTotalShift
vReturn = vFShiftTot & "," & vSShiftTot & "," & vTShiftTot & "," & vTotalShift & "," & vtothours & "," & vtotmins 
Return vReturn

End Function
Public Shared Function AddFirstShift(ByVal vIn, ByVal vdFirstShiftTot, ByVal vrbFshift, ByVal vftot) 
Dim htot As Decimal = 0
Dim mtot As Decimal = 0 
Dim ftot As Decimal = 0

Dim rFirstShiftTot As String
htot = System.Math.Round(DateDiff("s", vrbFshift, vIn) \ (60 * 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)mtot = System.Math.Round((DateDiff("s", vrbFshift, vIn) Mod (60 * 60)) \ 60, 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero) 
ftot = RoundMinutes(mtot)
If ftot > 52 Then

mtot = 0
htot = htot + 1
Else

mtot = ftot
End If

vftot = System.Math.Round(vftot + htot + (mtot / 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)
vdFirstShiftTot = vdFirstShiftTot + vftot
rFirstShiftTot = vdFirstShiftTotReturn rFirstShiftTot 
End Function
Public Shared Function AddSecondShift(ByVal vIn, ByVal vdSecondShiftTot, ByVal vrbSshift, ByVal vstot) 
Dim htot As Decimal = 0
Dim mtot As Decimal = 0 
Dim ftot As Decimal = 0

Dim rSecondShiftTot As String
htot = System.Math.Round(DateDiff("s", vrbSshift, vIn) \ (60 * 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)mtot = System.Math.Round((DateDiff("s", vrbSshift, vIn) Mod (60 * 60)) \ 60, 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero) 
ftot = RoundMinutes(mtot)
If ftot > 52 Then

mtot = 0
htot = htot + 1
Else

mtot = ftot
End If

vstot = System.Math.Round(vstot + htot + (mtot / 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)
vdSecondShiftTot = vdSecondShiftTot + vstot
rSecondShiftTot = vdSecondShiftTotReturn rSecondShiftTot 
End Function
Public Shared Function AddThirdShift(ByVal vIn, ByVal vdThirdShiftTot, ByVal vrbTshift, ByVal vttot) 
Dim htot As Decimal = 0
Dim mtot As Decimal = 0 
Dim ftot As Decimal = 0

Dim rThirdShiftTot As String
htot = System.Math.Round(DateDiff("s", vrbTshift, vIn) \ (60 * 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)mtot = System.Math.Round((DateDiff("s", vrbTshift, vIn) Mod (60 * 60)) \ 60, 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero) 
ftot = RoundMinutes(mtot)
If ftot > 52 Then

mtot = 0
htot = htot + 1
Else

mtot = ftot
End If

vttot = System.Math.Round(vttot + htot + (mtot / 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)
vdThirdShiftTot = vdThirdShiftTot + vttot
rThirdShiftTot = vdThirdShiftTotReturn rThirdShiftTot 
End Function
Public Shared Function CalcTimeDiff(ByVal vIn, ByVal vOut) 
Dim ctot = 0
Dim ftot As Decimal = 0 
Dim rCalcTot As String
Dim htot = System.Math.Round(DateDiff("s", vIn, vOut) \ (60 * 60), 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)Dim mtot = System.Math.Round((DateDiff("s", vIn, vOut) Mod (60 * 60)) \ 60, 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero) 
ftot = RoundMinutes(mtot)
If ftot > 52 Then

mtot = 0
htot = htot + 1
Else

mtot = ftot
End If

ctot = System.Math.Round(htot + (mtot / 60), 2)
rCalcTot = ctotReturn rCalcTot 
End Function
Public Shared Function RoundMinutes(ByVal vMin) 
Dim cMin = 0

If vMin >= 0 And vMin <= 7 Then

cMin = 0
Else

If vMin >= 8 And vMin <= 22 Then

cMin = 15
Else

If vMin >= 23 And vMin <= 37 Then

cMin = 30
Else

If vMin >= 38 And vMin <= 52 Then

cMin = 45
Else

cMin = vMin
End If

End If

End If

End If
Return cMin 
End Function

jjkky

1/28/2009 6:08:27 PM

Sorry for not being clear, I meant aspx file Smile

Thanks

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Mikhail

1/28/2009 6:16:45 PM

Too much proprietary info to send the whole file. Thanks anyway.

jjkky

1/28/2009 6:26:37 PM

How's about just top-level page directive?

Thanks

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Mikhail

1/28/2009 8:32:50 PM

I'm somewhat new to aspx.  Do you mean this?

<%@ Page Language="VB" MasterPageFile="~/TimeMasterPage.master" MaintainScrollPositionOnPostback = "true" CodeFile="Timesheet.aspx.vb" Inherits="Timesheet" title="Timesheet Entry Form" %>
<asp:Content ID="Content1" ContentPlaceHolderID="MainContent" Runat="Server" > 
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd" >

jjkky

1/28/2009 9:09:12 PM

I've determined it not the VS version that is the problem but I still don't have it resolved. Could it be related to the fact that he is publishing it from a PC running Windows Vista and I am developing it on Windows XP?

Thanks!

jjkky

1/29/2009 5:00:48 PM

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Hi, Can anyone please tell me the difference between Visual studio 2003 and visual studio 2005 ? What are the main features that are available in visual studio 2005 ? And also please let me know any url where i can get more idea about visual studio 2005. Thanks in advance Regards, RamCheers,Ramaswamy T.S. Check VS.NET 2005's 400 plus new features/differences here - http://www.microsoft.com/germany/msdn/400differences/default.mspxM.V. 'Anil' Radhakrishna Web Development Tips, Tricks & Trivia | My Code Gallery Recent article - How To Create...

from Visual Studio .NET to Visual studio 2005 (VB)
Good evening, i hame one quistion about diffrenece Visual studio 2005 and older version.In Visual studio .NET to work with table from data base i do next steps:1. Create new connection to data base in data explorer2. Push my table from data explorer to my form, and master automatically create two components (SqlConnection and SqlDataAdapter)3. Add to from new object - Dataset for transering data to client application (i amke a web service) and execute command from menu Data | Generate DataSet, then in Dialog box i Add this dataset to the designerThat's itThe quistion is how to do this st...

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