StartingDate Property

First date for which the preapproval is valid.

Syntax

[VB.NET]
Public Property StartingDate As String

[C#]
public string StartingDate {get; set;}

It cannot be before today's date or after the EndingDate. The date and time must be in the following format:

"yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss.fffZ".

This is explained in more detail below:


yyyy	Four-digit year, e.g. "2005"
MM	Two-digit month.
dd	Two-digit day.
T	Indicates time follows the date.
HH	Hours in military time (24-hour format).
mm	Minutes
ss	Seconds
fff	Milliseconds
Z	1-character (US military) representation of the time zone, "A" - "M" are negative offsets -1 to -12, with "J" not being used. "N" - "Y" are positive offsets 1 to 12, and "Z" indicates GMT/UTC (no offset).

For instance, "2004-05-26T15:00:00.000Z" is May 26th, 2004 at 3:00pm GMT.

This property is required for the CreatePreApproval method.