Date\Time rec overflow inconsistency strikes back!

In this thread, I noted an inconsistency in the way the date\time cluster handled overflow in its different elements.
This seems to have been fixed in a later LV version.
Mostly...
Overflowing the month element still generates an empty timestamp, as can be seen in the attached VI (8.5).
Try to take over the world!
Attachments:
Month overflow Bug.vi ‏23 KB

Hey DBerry,
There is a new corrective action report number associated with this problem. It is 41014. You can use this in README file to see if the bug is in the current or future releases. This thread is also from 2007. If this issue persists, it is better to post a new thread so we can log the issue with our research and developement team.
Thank you,
Kurt P
Automated Test Software R&D

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