Seconds To Date/Time

在my rio下Seconds To Date/Time讀取的數值是錯誤的為什麼?(小時的部分)

在my rio下Seconds To Date/Time讀取的數值是錯誤的為什麼?(小時的部分)

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    I found different behviour of numeric controls in Date/Time format, or
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    Absolute time in seconds is formated in control with date/time format,
    output depends on local time format on computer, where this VI runs.
    So if I start LabView on machine with specific time zone, and for
    example DST on, the output was changed by these settings. ANY number
    of second is handled by this settings.
    In LV 7.0:
    Output still depends on specific time zone, but the use of the DST
    on/off depends on absolute time value. So if the number represents
    absolute time which fits period when DST was off, the output is
    wihtout DST, even if the DST is on when this vi runs.
    The solution in LV 7.0 is much more better than in LV 6.1, but ...
    If data are measured and stored (store of absoulte time DBL) in one
    time zone, and if they are processed in different time zone (for
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    solve this problem:
    I stored absolute time DBL and GMT delta for every time stamp. When I
    process this stored data on different computer with different time
    zone, I recalculate time stamps in this way:
    absolute time + stored GMT delta - GMT delta of computer where data
    are presented.
    So in final I have correct time does not matter on time zone or any
    other settings which are on computer where are data presented.
    But on LV 7.0, the GMT delta is not constant for every data and this
    algorithm is useless. I can simply show correct time when data are
    from same time zone without any calculation, but it is almost
    imposible to correct show data
    from different time zone.
    My question is:
    Is there any "ini file item", which can tell LabView 7.0 to use time
    representation style as in LV 6.1 ?
    Thank you and best regards
    Jiri Hula

    Thanks for the well written question.
    Unfortunately, there is no ini token or any way of specifying LabVIEW use the LV 6.1 style.
    I am attaching a LabVIEW 7.0 VI that calculates the UTC Offset for a given time value (I don't think the same code would work correctly in LabVIEW 6.1). The VI comments are:
    The attached VI will take Daylight Saving and Time zone into account to compute the offset in seconds from UTC Time to the Local time (as specified by the computer). Note: This VI can aid in converting from Local Time to UTC time, but not in converting from one Timezone to another.
    I hope it helps. Basically, your data is in UTC (absolute time) as it has always been, but LabVIEW 7.0 changed the way it displays the UTC data (trying to be more correct). If you wish to display it the way it was in LabVIEW 6.1, things are going to get a little tricky. LabVIEW 6.1 displayed the same DBL absolute time differently depending on if the current computer time was in DST or not. To get this behavior in LabVIEW 7.0, the equation:
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    is still correct, but for LabVIEW 7.0 the GMT deltas now vary depending on whether the absolute time is in DST or not. It may be possible to convert the GMT offset you have saved from LabVIEW 6.1 into a set or pair of UTC Offsets. This would require a knowledge of what the DST state was for each of the data points in question.
    The DST state or GMT/UTC offset that the computer currently is using may be obtained from the attached VI.
    The absolute time is stored in GMT/UTC so that in different time zones it will still equate to the same time, even though it will be displayed differently. Another data format (such as storing the Hour, Minute, Second, Day, Month, Year; or storing the date as a string) might be more appropriate if the time should be displayed as the same local time regardless of the time zone.
    I hope this helps. Please respond if you have any comments or questions.
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    Attachments:
    GetUTCOffset.vi ‏52 KB

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    Hello,
    I want to convert a basic date time variable into a numeric one corresponding to the time (in second) passed since January,1,1970 in order to put it in a SQL statment as a criteria.
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    If you have an java.util.Date object you can call getTime() method on it. It will return milliseconds. Just divide it on 1000. Here is example code:
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  • "Date/Time To Seconds" Function does not respond to "fractiona​l second" input

    The "Date/Time To Seconds" function (contained in the Fuctions\Programming\Timing - Palette) does not respond to the "fractional second" input (see attached example).
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    Attachments:
    Date-Time To Seconds VI Example.png ‏18 KB

    Instead of creating a new post, you should have posted this in the original thread, where people already tried to help you. Please keep the discussion in that thread.

  • Date/Time to Second

    I am trying to create a custom timestamp with the node Date/Time to Second.  I am not sure why, but regardless of what input I feed it, I always get 00:00:00.000 PM MM/DD/YYYY.  Why is that?  See code.
    Kudos and Accepted as Solution are welcome!
    Attachments:
    timestamp.PNG ‏35 KB

    My guess is in the month part.
    If you enter a month <1 or >12 the 'Date/Time to Seconds' will return what you are seeing.
    Now is the right time to use %^<%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S%3uZ>T
    If you don't hate time zones, you're not a real programmer.
    "You are what you don't automate"
    Inplaceness is synonymous with insidiousness

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  • When I run this VI "Waveform Time to Date Time String" in LabView 7.0 it will not pass decimals of seconds.

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    So the problem i solved, but i dosent understund why it works in this way. Does it indicate other problems which will make my researchprogram unrelaible ?
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    Waveform_Time_to_Date_Time_String.vi ‏18 KB

    Hello.
    I checked your vi and it fails as you state.
    It runs fine if: 1 Convert number to timestamp OR
    2 Wire a constant to want seconds?
    In labview 7.1, no problems.
    I think is a job for NI engeniers.
    Hope it helps
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    "Qod natura non dat, Salmantica non praestat"

  • Calendar now splits my entries into 2 separate entries. 1 entry lists date/time/name. The second entry lists notes

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  • Date / Time System fields - inconsistent

    This is a weird one...please bear with me
    Before I begin...note that this is not a problem that is difficult to fix, I'm just interested in better understanding why the system fields are behaving the way they are.
    We have 20 or so programs that use a function module to create a file header that includes a date/time stamp.  The programs also place a trailer with a date/time stamp that should match the one in the header.  However, the programmer used different system fields (after a GET TIME statement) to create the date/time stamp in the trailer.  On occasion, the date/time stamp comes out different. 
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                REFRESH_TYPE         = P_REFTYP
                START_PERIOD         = START_PER
                END_PERIOD           = END_PER
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                  INTO OUTPUTSTRING SEPARATED BY L_DEL.
      CONDENSE OUTPUTSTRING NO-GAPS.
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    inside function module *****
      CONCATENATE: SY-DATLO SY-TIMLO INTO DATESTAMP,
                   SY-SYSID SY-MANDT INTO MACHINE_NAME.
      CONDENSE: DATESTAMP, MACHINE_NAME NO-GAPS.
      CONCATENATE C_HDR DATESTAMP FILE_ID MACHINE_NAME
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      CONDENSE: STRING255 NO-GAPS.
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    Any help, references, explanations greatly appreciated (and rewarded with points)
    BMV

    Hi Brian
    Here is the related part from the weblog of ABAP expert Horst Keller. Hope it may help. For the full document, you can visit <a href="https://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.sdn.wcm.compound.docs/library/uuid/f1391fc3-0301-0010-d384-fccd036f1c67">here</a>.
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