It seems to me that you've left out a great deal of what you are trying to
get. Getting the internal date of the GMT date/time stamp is a simple
matter of some string manipulation to separate the date and time. Then do
an ICONV with the appropriate conversion code ("D" for date, "MT" for
time).
However, I don't think what you are asking about is that simple. Given
the GMT date/time, what or probably better put is where are you trying to
get to?
Gordon J. Glorfield
Sr. Applications Developer
UnitedHealthcare's Mid-Atlantic Health Plans
301-360-8839
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 02/22/2007 02:48:35 PM:
> Working on some new-DST-rules updates at a customer site and want to
> make sure we're doing "The right thing" vs. just fixing the code.
> Assuming the rest of the system (OS & UniData) has been updated,
> what's the best/safest way to convert a YYYYMMDDHHMMSS GMT date/time
> value to an internal date and internal time (taking into account
> midnight crossings, timezones and the new DST rules)?
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