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RE: Please provide details of any date/time related changes you have encountered. ~Umberto Nongeroson 6.Nov.03 12:44 AM a Web browser Domino Designer All Releases; 6.5; 6.0.3; 6.0.2 CF2; 6.0.2 CF1; 6.0.2; 6.0.1 CF3; 6.0.1 CF2; 6.0.1 CF1; 6.0.1; 6.0All Platforms, Windows 2003, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows NT, Windows 95, Windows 98, AIX, Macintosh, Solaris, Linux - RedHat, Linux - SuSE, iSeries, zSeries
Well, there's this one that I reported ages back...
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I'm passing a LocalDateTime to the LSGMTTime function (ie LocalDateLime.LSGMTTime), which of course takes the local time zone into account.
Now, it works for almost any time I care to use - except one. 10am. This drove me crazy for ages, until I figured out that it was related to my time zone being GMT +10 (ZE10).
I looked at what was happening in the debugger, and if the time passed to the LSGMTTime function causes the GMT time to be exactly 00:00:00 the function doesn't return a time component at all. Normally, you will get back something like (10/10/2002 02:00:00), with a DateOnly component of "10/10/2002" and a TimeOnly component of "02:00:00"
BUT!
If the GMT time ends up as 00:00:00 then what you get returned is (10/10/2002) with a DateOnly component of "10/10/2002" and a TimeOnly component of ""
This, as you might imagine, causes severe problems...
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