Difference between revisions of "Serv.rtime.format"
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SERV.RTIME.FORMAT accepts arguments as a string, e.g. SERV.RTIME.FORMAT %d returns the number of the day. | SERV.RTIME.FORMAT accepts arguments as a string, e.g. SERV.RTIME.FORMAT %d returns the number of the day. | ||
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Acceptable variables are: | Acceptable variables are: | ||
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%a= day name 3 letter | %a= day name 3 letter | ||
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%A= day name full | %A= day name full | ||
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%b= month name 3 letter | %b= month name 3 letter | ||
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%B= month name full | %B= month name full | ||
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%c= date & time numeric | %c= date & time numeric | ||
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%d= day of month | %d= day of month | ||
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%H= hour 24hr clock | %H= hour 24hr clock | ||
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%I= hour 12hr clock | %I= hour 12hr clock | ||
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%j= day of year 0-366 | %j= day of year 0-366 | ||
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%m= month number | %m= month number | ||
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%M= minutes | %M= minutes | ||
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%p= AM/PM | %p= AM/PM | ||
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%S= seconds | %S= seconds | ||
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%U= week number 0-52 with Sunday as the first day of week 1 | %U= week number 0-52 with Sunday as the first day of week 1 | ||
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%w= week day numerical Sunday = 0 | %w= week day numerical Sunday = 0 | ||
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%W= week number in year 0-52 with Monday as the first day of week 1 | %W= week number in year 0-52 with Monday as the first day of week 1 | ||
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%x= date numeric | %x= date numeric | ||
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%X= time numeric | %X= time numeric | ||
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%y= year 2 digit | %y= year 2 digit | ||
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%Y= year 4 digit | %Y= year 4 digit | ||
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%z= Time zone | %z= Time zone | ||
Revision as of 21:56, 14 February 2013
SERV.RTIME.FORMAT <args>
SERV.RTIME.FORMAT accepts arguments as a string, e.g. SERV.RTIME.FORMAT %d returns the number of the day.
Acceptable variables are:
%a= day name 3 letter
%A= day name full
%b= month name 3 letter
%B= month name full
%c= date & time numeric
%d= day of month
%H= hour 24hr clock
%I= hour 12hr clock
%j= day of year 0-366
%m= month number
%M= minutes
%p= AM/PM
%S= seconds
%U= week number 0-52 with Sunday as the first day of week 1
%w= week day numerical Sunday = 0
%W= week number in year 0-52 with Monday as the first day of week 1
%x= date numeric
%X= time numeric
%y= year 2 digit
%Y= year 4 digit
%z= Time zone
