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What is wrong with this date string? causing: “Unhandled Exception: System.FormatException”

I call my script like this:

>Driver.exe 26268 '01-01-2011' '02-01-2011'

arg 0 : c:ServicesJasperBatchServiceReleaseJasperBatchDriver.exe
arg 1 : 26268

Unhandled Exception: System.FormatException: String was not recognized as a valid DateTime.
at System.DateTimeParse.ParseExact(String s, String format, DateTimeFormatInfo dtfi, DateTimeStyles style)
at Program.main(String[] args) in C:ssworkdevfSharpServicesops-ProjectsJasperBatchDriverProgram.fs:line 65


and this is the relavent code:

let mutable argNum = 0
let cmdArgs = System.Environment.GetCommandLineArgs()

for arg in cmdArgs do
match argNum with
| 1 -> pmID <- System.Int32.Parse arg
| 2 -> startDate <- DateTime.ParseExact(arg, 'D', new CultureInfo('en-US'))
| 3 -> endDate <- DateTime.ParseExact(arg, 'D', new CultureInfo('en-US'))
| _ -> ()
printfn 'arg %d : %s' argNum arg
argNum <- argNum + 1


i've also tried this:

for arg in cmdArgs do
match argNum with
| 1 -> pmID <- System.Int32.Parse arg
| 2 -> startDate <- DateTime.ParseExact(arg, 'MM-dd-yyyy', new CultureInfo('en-US'))
| 3 -> endDate <- DateTime.ParseExact(arg, 'MM-dd-yyyy', new CultureInfo('en-US'))
| _ -> ()
printfn 'arg %d : %s' argNum arg
argNum <- argNum + 1


and this:

for arg in cmdArgs do
match argNum with
| 1 -> pmID <- System.Int32.Parse arg
| 2 -> startDate <- DateTime.ParseExact(arg, 'MM/dd/yyyy', new CultureInfo('en-US'))
| 3 -> endDate <- DateTime.ParseExact(arg, 'MM/dd/yyyy', new CultureInfo('en-US'))
| _ -> ()
printfn 'arg %d : %s' argNum arg
argNum <- argNum + 1


the closest it seems I came is by using this:

(startDate).ToString('MM/dd/yyyy')


this however added double-quotes to the output....

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