>>>I have this date time format:
>>>
>>>2004-08-25T18:36:52Z
>>>
>>>Is there a way to convert that into a datetime VFP format without having to load a dozen of libraries? :)
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>>The Z is for Zulu time, I have a program, to convert from it, let me try to find it.
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>"Zulu" is a name for UTC / GMT, right?
For the love of God, I wrote too many tests with involving time, I can not found the one I did for "Zulu"...
Yes, Hilmar, Zulu is the "Military" format of the GMT
Zulu Time Format - a date and time string in the format YYYYMMDDhhmmssZ where:
YYYY is a 4 digit year
MM - is a 2 digit month
DD - is a 2 digit day of the month
hh - is a 2 digit hour in 24 hour format
mm - is 2 digit minute
ss - is a 2 digit second
Z - is the literal letter Z and means that the time in the GMT/Zulu time zone
Zulu Date Format - a date string in the format YYYYMMDDZ where:
YYYY is a 4 digit year
MM - is a 2 digit month
DD - is a 2 digit day of the month
Z - is the literal letter Z and means that the date is the GMT/Zulu time zone
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