Blogs about: Datetime

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dump network traffic with tcpdump to file with time-stamp in the filename

jk wrote 5 days ago: a one-liner that dumps the network traffic into a file with a time-stamp in its name: date +'%Y-%m-% … more →

Tags: _Other, Web, Linux, Bash, one liner, TcpDump, Network, Traffic, Script

TSQL SELECT Last Day Of Previous Year

maineitnotes wrote 2 weeks ago: SELECT DATEADD(DAY, -1, DATEADD(YEAR,DATEDIFF(YEAR, 0, DATEADD(YEAR, -1, GETDATE())) + 1, 0)) … more →

Tags: TSql

TSQL Select Jan 1st of previous year.

maineitnotes wrote 2 weeks ago: SELECT DATEADD(YEAR, DATEDIFF(YEAR,0 , GETDATE()) – 1, 0) … more →

Tags: TSql

Find Difference between 2 dates in Year, month, day, hour, minute, second and millisecond.

Viral Sarvaiya wrote 2 weeks ago: After a long time i get time to post in my blog. Few day ago i get very good function from my one of … more →

Tags: General, .NET 2, C#, Date, time, date difference, Year, month, minute

Consider Using UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) When Designing REST APIs1 comment

Alexandre Brisebois wrote 3 weeks ago: With an ecosystem of devices that is constantly evolving, it’s hard to predict who will consum … more →

Tags: Architecture, Patterns & Practices, rest, windows azure, APIs, Apps, Best Practices, cloud services, Mobile

The Challenge of Writing Correct System Calls1 comment

williamaadams wrote 3 weeks ago: If you are a veteran of using Windows APIs, you might be familiar with some patterns. One of them is … more →

Tags: Core programming, Microsoft, system-programming, lua, luajit, Win32

Time

singularityman wrote 3 weeks ago: Print localtime from time import strftime, localtime strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S", localti … more →

Tags: Python, time, timestamp, gmt

The case against DateTime.Now

Matt Johnson wrote 3 weeks ago: One of the first things most .Net developers learn to do with DateTime is to get the current value f … more →

Tags: .NET

What I've been up to

Matt Johnson wrote 1 month ago: Ok, so I know over a year has gone by, and I haven’t posted squat.  Finding time for in-depth … more →

Tags: RavenDB, Talks

Date Logic in Sql Server 2008

Rakesh Jogani wrote 1 month ago: various type of date from current date like month start date , month end date , start date of previo … more →

Tags: SQL Server, C#, sql servere, SQL, SQL Server 2008, SQL Server 2005

Date formats and conversions

Daniel Hutmacher wrote 1 month ago: Have you noticed how date conversions can seem a bit arbitrary at times? How a string value is trans … more →

Tags: T-SQL, basics, SQL Server Concepts, Date, Native, ISO, date format, language, DateFormat

UDF – User Defined Function – Get Number of Days in Month

mohsinjavaid wrote 1 month ago: The following UDF returns the Days in a month. It is fully functional and works with every date keep … more →

Tags: SQL Server, SQL, User Defined Function, datediff, U.D.F.

Translating Date Formats in JavaScript5 comments

Steve Greatrex wrote 1 month ago: Urgh, dates.  It’s always bloody dates.  Whether it’s different time zones, localised formats (both … more →

Tags: ASP. NET, Dates, development, javascript, .NET, Asp.net 2., Date, date format, datepicker

PHP date convert from dd/mm/YYYY to YYYY-mm-dd

eranuragjain wrote 1 month ago: strtotime not work for date format of dd/mm/YYYY. So You can change dd/mm/YYYY to YYYY-mm-dd from co … more →

Tags: php, core php, php date

Date, Time, DateTime in Ruby and Rails1 comment

Steven Yue wrote 2 months ago: There are three classes in Ruby that handle date and time. Date and DateTime are both from date libr … more →

Tags: Ruby, rails, Ruby 2, Timezone, time, Date, timestamp

Linq to SQL, Linq to EF, DateTime.Now and GETDATE() Woes

derreckdean wrote 2 months ago: A client of ours requires that each one of their cruise ships have different timezones they exist in … more →

Tags: C#, EF, LINQ, L2S, Entity Framework, LINQ to SQL, LINQ to EF, i8n, Internationalization

The Ultimate List of SQL Server DateTime Functions

hashben wrote 2 months ago: A while back I happened upon this post by Pinal Dave, the self proclaimed SQL Authority. It is quite … more →

Tags: Programming, SQL Server, T-SQL, Database, Microsoft SQL Server, SQL

Turn back time2 comments

weberse wrote 2 months ago: Have you ever wished that you were able to go back in time? At least in software development that is … more →

Tags: C#, Testing, manipulate, test, time

Apache 2.2.x chroot pain #1: PHP datetime zones

museumoftechno wrote 3 months ago: I’m configuring a LAMP-ish (no MySQL) server on Amazon EC2 an for security reasons want Apache … more →

Tags: Amazon AWS, Apache, php, CHROOT, Timezone


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