Hi everyone,
I was wondering if anyone here could help me. I need to find out if the resolution of a FileInfo.CreationTime allows for milliseconds. I'm opening a pre-existing file on the hardisk and using FileInfo to retrieve its attributes including CreationTime. I need to sort these files but many are created within the same second. After debugging it seems that the resulting DateTime object returned by this method only returns to a resolution in seconds with Milliseconds being 0 for each file. Is it possible to get resolution in Milliseconds
Thanks,
Neil
FileInfo.CreationTime resolution
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FileInfo.CreationTime resolution
Carlos Enrique Figueroa
Both FAT and NTFS store creation times down to the millisecond. You should get the milliseconds back in the CreationTime DateTime value.
Josh
Thomas Danecker
Neil