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Returns a DateTime value representing the date and time received as parameters.

Syntax

YmdHmstoT(numeric-expression1 , numeric-expression2 , numeric-expression3,numeric-expression4numeric-expression5numeric-expression6] )

Where:

numeric-expression1
   Represents the year. This value does not adjust according to the First year of 20th century property.

numeric-expression2
   Represents the month.

numeric-expression3
   Represents the day.

 numeric-expression4 
   It is an optional value that represents the hour. The time value must be specified in 24-hour format.

numeric-expression5  
    It is an optional value that represents the minutes.

numeric-expression6 
   Represents the seconds and it is also an optional value. 

Parameters that are omitted are assumed as zero.

Type Returned:
DateTime

Note: If only one of the components (date or time) is invalid (is not a valid date or time) only this component will be considered invalid. For example: YMDHMStoT(1990, 31, 2, 12, 10, 15) will return a valid DateTime value with a null date part. The time will be 12:10:15.

Scope

Objects: Procedure, Transaction, Web Panel, Panel, Data Provider
Generators: .NET, .NET Framework, Java, Apple, Android, Angular

See Also

TimeZone Support - General Considerations
YMDtoD function

  
  

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