The dtu data type

dtu values represent dates in the UTC timezone.

Remarks

In the workflow script language, new dtu values cannot be instantiated using literals. Use the dtu.New() method to create a dtu value.

The valid range for a dtu value is from 12:00:00 midnight, January 1, 0001 Anno Domini (Common Era) to 11:59:59 P.M., December 31, 9999 A.D. (C.E.).

To store a dtu in the database, you need to explicitly convert it to dtdb type using the dtu.DtuToDtdb() method.

Members

dtu.New() Creates a new dtu value with the specified date and time portions.
dtu.Now() Creates a new dtu value that corresponds to the present date and time.
dtu.DtuToDtdb() Converts a dtu object to its dtdb equivalent.
dtu.DtuAddYears() Increases the year portion of a dtu value by a specified number.
dtu.DtuAddMonths() Adds a specified number of months to the dtu value.
dtu.DtuAddDays() Adds a specified number of days to the dtu value.
dtu.DtuAddHours() Adds a specified number of hours to the dtu value.
dtu.DtuAddMinutes() Adds a specified number of minutes to the dtu value.
dtu.DtuAddSeconds() Adds a specified number of seconds to the dtu value.
dtu.DtuAddMilliseconds() Adds a specified number of milliseconds to the dtu value.
dtu.Format() Converts the dtf value to its string representation.
dtu.Parse() Converts a string representation of a datetime value to its dtu equivalent.

Related links

dtl.Parse()

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