Difference between revisions of "Extensions.DateTime.GetTimeStamp"

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== OTL Syntax ==
 
== OTL Syntax ==
 
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IntegerTerm = DateTime.GetTimestamp();
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/// Local Declarations
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Integer IntegerVariable;
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/// Flow
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IntegerVariable = DateTime.GetTimestamp();
 
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== OTL Examples ==
 
== OTL Examples ==
 
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// Return a string of the current data/time
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/// Local Declarations
Integer timestamp;
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Integer Timestamp;
 
String myCurrentTimeString;
 
String myCurrentTimeString;
  
timestamp = DateTime.GetTimestamp();
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/// Flow
// returns the String "2014-07-12 16:18:03"
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myCurrentTimeString = DateTime.FormatDate(timestamp, "YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss");
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Timestamp = DateTime.GetTimestamp();
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myCurrentTimeString = DateTime.FormatDate(Timestamp, "YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss");
 
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Revision as of 02:20, 24 October 2018

Classification

Name GetTimeStamp
Short Description Returns a timestamp in milliseconds
Class Term
Extension OTX DateTime Extension
Group -
Exceptions -
Checker Rules -
Standard Compliant Yes

OTL Syntax

/// Local Declarations
Integer IntegerVariable;
/// Flow
IntegerVariable = DateTime.GetTimestamp();

Description

GetTimestamp shall return a timestamp, expressed in milliseconds elapsed since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC.

Return Value

The Term returns the value, see table below.

Icons Note.png In OTX, Terms are categorized according to its return data type!
Data Type Description
Integer This result returns a timestamp in milliseconds.

OTL Examples

/// Local Declarations

Integer Timestamp;
String myCurrentTimeString;

/// Flow

Timestamp = DateTime.GetTimestamp();
myCurrentTimeString = DateTime.FormatDate(Timestamp, "YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss");

See also

FormatDate
FormatDuration