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- ZoneInfo (tz Database Olson Database) . NET API - CodeProject
Introduction This article describes a simple NET API for using the ZoneInfo database, which is also known as the tz database or Olson database The API is available here I hope you find it useful :) Background I have been developing a web site which schedules meetings and events across multiple time zones for more than a year now I previously used the NET PublicDomain library discussed in
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- Overview of DateTime Object Usage in ASP. NET Websites and Web . . .
This blog post is meant for ASP NET website and web application beginners who are striving their way through learning processes and want to build their own ASP NET websites or web applications which makes use of real-time processes and or some basic stuff like user profiles where they would be using some code to display the age of the user of whom profile is being viewed I will be giving an
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This article explains how to insert a DATE with or without a time into an Oracle table using the INSERT statement
- Culture Invariant DateTime values - CodeProject
The simplest way to make the data totally culture-invariant is to factor the data to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) which is represented by a 'Z' suffix So the date of this post would be represented as 2003-09-27T15:34:00Z
- Start Stop RDS Instances on Schedule - CodeProject
Select Schedule instead of default Event Pattern Now you need to set up cron time, you can read more about it here Keep in mind that time must be set in GMT timezone For instance, to correctly start instances every morning Monday to Friday at 8 am in GMT+12 timezone cron time will look like this: ' 0 20 ? * SUN-THU *'
- How to fix DateTime values after . NET Xml Serialization
3 Converting the xml string back to a DataTable requires the use of regular expressions to search, adjust time values and replace The DateTime values take on the form of 2004-08-22T00:00:00 0000000-05:00 The last 5 characters in the string indicate the UTC (Universal Time Coordinate) time During xml deserialization back into a DataTable, the XmlSerializer class reads this value and creates
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