Hello All
I'm trying to figure out how to do this the best way. Basically, I
need to compare DateTime of files across TimeZones. The situation is
like this:
1. I have a database say in Korea in which file-1 resides (in OS) and
I have stored the UTC of the file's modified time in the database.
2. Next I create a zip archive and send the file to US, where it's
unzipped as file-2 (but with same name) and the TimeZone info. is lost
since WinZip does not preserve that.
3. Now I also restore the same database in US which has file-1 UTC in
it.
So how do I compare the DateTime of file-2 with the DateTime in the
database ??
Do I convert the file-2 to UTC and then compare it, or do I need to do
this in the same TimeZone as file-1's; i.e Korean ??
thanks
Sunit 4 2628
Are you storing the time IN the database, or are you using the
date/timestamp on the file itself?
Michael C.
"Sunit Joshi" <sj****@ingr.co m> wrote in message
news:8f******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hello All
I'm trying to figure out how to do this the best way. Basically, I need to compare DateTime of files across TimeZones. The situation is like this:
1. I have a database say in Korea in which file-1 resides (in OS) and I have stored the UTC of the file's modified time in the database.
2. Next I create a zip archive and send the file to US, where it's unzipped as file-2 (but with same name) and the TimeZone info. is lost since WinZip does not preserve that.
3. Now I also restore the same database in US which has file-1 UTC in it.
So how do I compare the DateTime of file-2 with the DateTime in the database ?? Do I convert the file-2 to UTC and then compare it, or do I need to do this in the same TimeZone as file-1's; i.e Korean ??
thanks Sunit
Are you storing the time IN the database, or are you using the
date/timestamp on the file itself?
Michael C.
"Sunit Joshi" <sj****@ingr.co m> wrote in message
news:8f******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hello All
I'm trying to figure out how to do this the best way. Basically, I need to compare DateTime of files across TimeZones. The situation is like this:
1. I have a database say in Korea in which file-1 resides (in OS) and I have stored the UTC of the file's modified time in the database.
2. Next I create a zip archive and send the file to US, where it's unzipped as file-2 (but with same name) and the TimeZone info. is lost since WinZip does not preserve that.
3. Now I also restore the same database in US which has file-1 UTC in it.
So how do I compare the DateTime of file-2 with the DateTime in the database ?? Do I convert the file-2 to UTC and then compare it, or do I need to do this in the same TimeZone as file-1's; i.e Korean ??
thanks Sunit
The file datatime is stored as UTC in the database.
Sunit
"Michael C" <mi*******@opto nline.net> wrote in message news:<YG******* *************@n ews4.srv.hcvlny .cv.net>... Are you storing the time IN the database, or are you using the date/timestamp on the file itself?
Michael C.
"Sunit Joshi" <sj****@ingr.co m> wrote in message news:8f******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hello All
I'm trying to figure out how to do this the best way. Basically, I need to compare DateTime of files across TimeZones. The situation is like this:
1. I have a database say in Korea in which file-1 resides (in OS) and I have stored the UTC of the file's modified time in the database.
2. Next I create a zip archive and send the file to US, where it's unzipped as file-2 (but with same name) and the TimeZone info. is lost since WinZip does not preserve that.
3. Now I also restore the same database in US which has file-1 UTC in it.
So how do I compare the DateTime of file-2 with the DateTime in the database ?? Do I convert the file-2 to UTC and then compare it, or do I need to do this in the same TimeZone as file-1's; i.e Korean ??
thanks Sunit
"Sunit Joshi" <sj****@ingr.co m> wrote in message
news:8f******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... The file datatime is stored as UTC in the database.
If the file datetime for file-1 is stored as UTC in the database, then you
just need to convert the datetime of file-2 to UTC and compare. If you
decide to go with comparing them in Korean time, you'll need to do TWO
conversions - convert file-1 datetime from UTC to Korean time zone AND
convert file-2 datetime to Korean time zone. Since you're already using UTC
on one file, it's half the work to convert the datetime on one file. Either
way, make sure they're converted to the same time zone when you compare.
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need to compare DateTime of files across TimeZones. The situation is
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