Globalization culture in ASP.net Core

I would strongly discourage you to change the machine settings. We have no idea how it will affect other things. However, this is strictly my personal opinion.

If possible, please share the code, which is making db call to save the data.

Alternatively, you may just change the formatting to "yyyy-mm-dd". As mentioned before it is universally neutral, works everywhere!

If you still have doubt, please share more details and express your doubt.

Hi Nitin,

 

Thanks for your suggestion.

have u know any idea about how to change/set machine level setting in Azure. 

 

i used DateTime format only to save data 

While I might be a complete novice in this case, from the kind of question, to me it doesn't look like a globalization issue.

The date-time settings on your machine must be Indian, while it might be American on a Azure.

Typically, we should not write any code which would consider any machine level settings to assume anything.

For example, we should not use DateTime.ToString(), because it's result would be different on different machines.

Furthermore if you are using date-time picker, you can change date format there.

In addition, as a side note, within application always use date format yyyy-mm-dd which is neutral to all countries. Use formats like dd-mm-yyyy for the purpose of display only.

Hope you get the point.