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I need help creating a custom format for a date/time inputted from a program's log. I need the format in order to be able to do sorts on this information. Here are some samples of the data: Mo...
Zones: MS OfficeDate Answered: 02/11/2004 Rating: 7.4 Views: 0
I need to display time as Eastern Time.  The problem I'm having is that our server is in Arizona where there is no Daylight Savings time.  That means half the year I need to add 2 hours to the time...
Zones: C#Date Answered: 02/01/2006 Rating: 7.6 Views: 10
When I looked online .est was listed as a webalizer file - I need to open these files - any ideas (yes they look binary.)
Zones: Windows 2000Date Answered: 06/16/2003 Rating: 7.6 Views: 15
How do I change between standard and daylight time. My app has a user input a time (HH:MM:SS).  Then I have radio button so they can decide between EST, EDT, CST, CDT, etc. etc... So if they ...
Zones: C#Date Answered: 08/16/2005 Rating: 8.2 Views: 0
Hi, Please kindly assist how can we convert on runtime from EST to CST? select convert(EST,CST,DTStart) from MyTable Thanks.
Zones: MS SQL ServerDate Answered: 06/14/2006 Rating: 9.6 Views: 235
I have a query that adds up timesheets. It returns the following fields: Date, Sum of Total Hours, Start of Work, End of Work, Total Hours The problem is I want the query to return the Start...
Zones: MS SQL ServerDate Answered: 09/05/2006 Rating: 9.6 Views: 0
URGENTLY NEEDED I'm needing to convert the time from EST to GMT and can't see any obvious function / syntax.  Since EST is GMT - 5, I need simply to subtract 5 hours from the current time. E...
Zones: ASPDate Answered: 11/12/2003 Rating: 9.0 Views: 4
Can anyone show me how to change a date from EST to GMT?  I've tried the following code, but I don't see a difference:       Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance(TimeZone.getTimeZone("GMT"));   ...
Zones: JavaDate Answered: 06/17/2004 Rating: 8.4 Views: 0
We have a sql database that returns all the times in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). We are in the Eastern Standard Timezone (EST). This messes up some queries that we have that pull data from specific ...
Zones: MS SQL ServerDate Answered: 01/26/2005 Rating: 8.6 Views: 24