On Monday, April 22, 2002, at 05:53 AM, Michael D Mays wrote:
> When it is 12 midnight in Edinburgh (GMT) it is 6:00 PM the day
> before here
> in Dallas (CST) (no daylight savings time).
I haven't been reading my mail well, Michael. When I read Ian's
mail the first time I thought he was com
When it is 12 midnight in Edinburgh (GMT) it is 6:00 PM the day before here
in Dallas (CST) (no daylight savings time). And that is the way it should
be. If a child was born at zero seconds, okay 1 second, in Edinburgh a year
later in Dallas at 6:00:01 PM on Dec 31st she would be a year old.
IMO,
> Put 21600 into xxx
> Convert xxx to short time
try instead:
convert xxx to short system time
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On Sunday, April 21, 2002, at 08:18 PM, Michael D Mays wrote:
> That is what the documentation says. 0 seconds is 12 midnight, Jan
> 1, 1970
> GMT.
I get 6:00 PM
(I was sure 0 used to get an error for me, too, I'm not sure what's
up with that.)
Look at at the original time header in the mai
That is what the documentation says. 0 seconds is 12 midnight, Jan 1, 1970
GMT.
Or at least close to it. There are discrepancies with convert for zero(s)
seconds and -1 seconds.
-2 secs -> 23:59:59
-1 secs -> 12:00:00 mid GMT
-0 secs -> 12:00:00 mid GMT
zero secs -> 0 (the result = invalid
On Sunday, April 21, 2002, at 03:25 PM, Ian Summerfield wrote:
> My code used to work when we were on GMT, so no doubt it has
> something to
> do with the engine ignoring time zone settings.
Your email shows +100 in the (original) date field, so I assume OS
X knows BST.
Dar Scott
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