how this time display possible?

[Mathan]

Dears,

see the attachment. How it was possible?

Thanks,

Mathan

[elite_code_monkey]

That's UTC time.

Perhaps, the author's preferences are set accordingly.

[Mathan]

Hey i heard and know about GMT (Greenwich Mean Time). But,

What's this UTC?

Mathan

[Matthew_Williams]

Hi Mathan.  Use the Format Date/Time String.vi, sample (8.2.1) attached.

Matt

Edit - misunderstood the question!  You've got the right answer!


Message Edited by Matthew Williams on 05-19-2008 08:11 AM

[MikeS81]

Hi mathan,

i think one shows your local time and the other my local time.

Mike

[elite_code_monkey]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coordinated_Universal_Time

[GerdW]

Hi mathan,

wikipedia is your friend: UTC = Universal Coordinated Time

[Mathan]

Dear matthew williams,

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Hi Mathan.  Use the Format Date/Time String.vi, sample (8.2.1) attached.

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But your vi shows the same value "05-19-2007 05:05 PM"

Where is the problem?

Mathan

Message Edited by mathan on 05-19-2008 07:20 AM

[Mathan]

MikeS81 wrote:

Hi mathan,

i think one shows your local time and the other my local time.

Mike

Yes mike you are always right.

Thanks,

Mathan

Message Edited by mathan on 05-19-2008 07:28 AM

[Mathan]

Matthew Williams wrote:
Hi Mathan.  Use the Format Date/Time String.vi, sample (8.2.1) attached.

But your vi shows the same value "05-19-2007 05:05 PM"

Where is the problem?

Mathan

Dear matthew williams,

We have to use %H and %M for hours and minutes value. Note the difference in cases.

m-month, M-minute, H-hours

Thanks,

Mathan

Message Edited by mathan on 05-19-2008 07:35 AM