The timespan data type

A timespan represents the temporal distance between two dtl or two dtu values.

Literal syntax

Remarks

There is no literal syntax available in the workflow script language to instantiate a timespan value. To create one, you either need to subtract a date object from another date object of the same type, or use the timespan.New() method.

The valid range for a timespan value is between -10675199.02:48:05.4775808 and 10675199.02:48:05.4775808.

Members

timespan.New() Initializes a new timespan value with specified day, hour, minute, second, and millisecond portions.
timespan.Days The day portion of the timespan value.
timespan.Hours The hour portion of the timespan value.
timespan.Minutes The minute portion of the timespan value.
timespan.Seconds The second portion of the timespan value.
timespan.Milliseconds The millisecond portion of the timespan value.
timespan.TotalDays The time interval represented by the timespan value expressed in whole and fractional days.
timespan.TotalHours The time interval represented by the timespan value expressed in whole and fractional hours.
timespan.TotalMinutes The time interval represented by the timespan value expressed in whole and fractional minutes.
timespan.TotalSeconds The time interval represented by the timespan value expressed in whole and fractional seconds.
timespan.TotalMilliseconds The time interval represented by the timespan value expressed in whole and fractional milliseconds.

Related links

dtu.Parse()

timespan.New()

Developer Documentation

Workflow Script Reference Guide

The timespan data type