Paul Hastings wrote:
i could have sworn peter blogged about this but in any case, from back in
may
I googled his web site and his blog for dateConvert and didn't find it.
Ah well... is it specific to the date you mentioned, the day of spring
forward (and fall back)?
Rick
Rick Root wrote:
I googled his web site and his blog for dateConvert and didn't find it.
must have been from email or whatever. peter's put more thought into the
dateconvert issue than i have maybe he will chime in. i'm more concerned
about
cf datetimes in general as i said in my blog, i'd
Paul Hastings wrote:
that's for one US tz. globally there are plenty of others that follow DST and
these are often a moving target. a recent for instance, australia DST
normally
ends march 26, 2:59AM (local time) but got pushed back to april 2nd to
accommodate TV coverage of some
i could have sworn peter blogged about this but in any case, from back in
may
No Paul, remember we had a big email discussion over a period of days about. I
thought I may have blogged it, but I didn't unfortunately. Maybe I'll blog it
now...
Peter J. Farrell wrote:
i could have sworn peter blogged about this but in any case, from back in
may
No Paul, remember we had a big email discussion over a period of days about.
I thought I may have blogged it, but I didn't unfortunately. Maybe I'll blog
it now...
At the very
Peter J. Farrell wrote:
i could have sworn peter blogged about this but in any case, from back in
may
No Paul, remember we had a big email discussion over a period of days about.
I thought I may have blogged it, but I didn't unfortunately. Maybe I'll blog
it now...
age + dumping my
Rick Root wrote:
Partially yeah... I suppose if you KNEW your server was in a specific
timezone with a consistent DST, you could correct for it, but that
stuff always changes, next year the US will implement DST changes. and you
really don't want to track global changes (there are more
Related to our previous discussion...
I can't find the details about the DateConvert bug that Paul Hastings
referred to, though I find numerous references to it.
What exactly is the issue?
Currently, my server time is in EDT.
I'm inserting dates in UTC time into the database using
Paul Hasting's suggesting from the other thread seems to work
But I'm still interested in the specifics of this bug.. if anyone knows
*WHEN* dateConvert() does not work...I'd love to know.
Rick
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Rick Root wrote:
Paul Hasting's suggesting from the other thread seems to work
was there any doubt ;-)
But I'm still interested in the specifics of this bug.. if anyone knows
*WHEN* dateConvert() does not work...I'd love to know.
i could have sworn peter blogged about this but in any case,
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