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Article ID: 878
Last updated: 03 Aug, 2009
Problem
RWDBDateTime is returning an incorrect time or date that is offset by a certain amount of time (i.e. 5 hours, 8 hours, etc.)
Cause
This error stems from the usage of unsigned longs to represent dates/time.
Action
This bug has been fixed in DBTools 3.1.1. If you are unable to upgrade to DBTools 3.1.1, the following change to the file datetime.cpp will alleviate this error: In /
#define RWDB_MONTHS_IN_YEAR 12U #define RWDB_HOURS_IN_DAY 24U #define RWDB_MINUTES_IN_DAY 1440U #define RWDB_SECONDS_IN_DAY 86400UL #define RWDB_MILLISECONDS_IN_DAY 86400000UL #define RWDB_MILLISECONDS_IN_HOUR 3600000UL #define RWDB_MILLISECONDS_IN_MIN 60000UL #define RWDB_MILLISECONDS_IN_SEC 1000U To this: #define RWDB_MONTHS_IN_YEAR 12 #define RWDB_HOURS_IN_DAY 24 #define RWDB_MINUTES_IN_DAY 1440 #define RWDB_SECONDS_IN_DAY 86400L #define RWDB_MILLISECONDS_IN_DAY 86400000L #define RWDB_MILLISECONDS_IN_HOUR 3600000L #define RWDB_MILLISECONDS_IN_MIN 60000L #define RWDB_MILLISECONDS_IN_SEC 1000L
You will then need to recompile your DBTools libraries for the change to take effect.
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Article ID: 878
Last updated: 03 Aug, 2009
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