That's great but once we hit Daylight Savings Time it will be off an hour.
Thanks,
- Mike
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Peter J. Boettcher posted this at 15:50 — 21st March 2002.
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I didn't even know there were Julian seconds!
Wil posted this at 18:34 — 21st March 2002.
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You mean Julian Date?
<%
d0=DateSerial ("2000", "1", "1")
d1=Date - d0 + 1
Response.write "Today's Julian Date Is #" & d1
%>
Outputs : Today's Julian Date Is #38
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mycoolross posted this at 04:51 — 27th March 2002.
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No I mean Julian Second.
The number of seconds passed since 1/1/1970 12:00 A.M.
The C++ equivalent is:
t=time(NULL);
Any Ideas?
Thanks,
- Mike
Peter J. Boettcher posted this at 13:53 — 27th March 2002.
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DateDiff will give you the seconds but I don't think that's what you're looking for:
DateDiff("s", Now(), SomeDate)
mycoolross posted this at 19:41 — 29th March 2002.
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That's great but once we hit Daylight Savings Time it will be off an hour.
Thanks,
- Mike
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