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1. COleDateTime --&gt; string<br />
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COleDateTime::Format()<br />
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2. string --&gt; COleDateTime<br />
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COleDateTime::ParseDateTim<wbr />e()
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1. COleDateTime --> string

COleDateTime::Format()

2. string --> COleDateTime

COleDateTime::ParseDateTime()

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Oops... I didn't read the question carefully.
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Oops... I didn't read the question carefully.

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Thank you mnashadka<br />
it works great <br />

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Hello experts <br />
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I have a string that I download from a database which holds a date <br />
1039046400000 (the number of seconds from 1970)<br />
I want to convert this string to a COleDateTime variable <br />
After I do some work on the COleDateTime variable I want to convert it back in to a string ( the number of seconds from 1970 ).<br />
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My question is <br />
How do I convert COleDateTime object to and from a string which contains the number of sec since 1970 ?<br />
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thank you for your time <br />

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Hello experts 

I have a string that I download from a database which holds a date 
1039046400000 (the number of seconds from 1970)
I want to convert this string to a COleDateTime variable 
After I do some work on the COleDateTime variable I want to convert it back in to a string ( the number of seconds from 1970 ).


My question is 
How do I convert COleDateTime object to and from a string which contains the number of sec since 1970 ?

thank you for your time 


Converting a COleDateTime to and from a string

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