How can we parse date time with time zone. <TIMESTAMP_UTC>20180523160000</TIMESTAMP_UTC> <TIMEZONE>UTC+8</TIMEZONE> this should conve
So I've checked the list of supported time zones in PHP and I was wondering how could I include them in the date() function? Thanks! I don't want a default time
we are getting the ZoneId object by passing the id string -> ZoneId.of("US/Alaska") While getting the timezone ids from java after passing the location name,
I am new to PostgreSQL and I was wondering if there is a direct way to just convert the timestamp values in a table to a different timezone using a function. In
I have a code see below. The time zone for the time 16:17 is Europe/Vilnius. My goal is to apply time zone $tz2 = 'Africa/Dakar' and get 16:17 time in Africa/Da
I know a lot of date-related bugs have been fixed in PHP 8.1, but it may have introduced new ones... Take this code: $time_zone_id = 'America/Vancouver'; $timeZ
I was going through TimeZone page at joda website and I came across this -05:00 EST -05:00 EST5EDT -05:00 Etc/GMT+5 I just wanted to know what does
I need to get the current time in different time-zones. Currently I know that we can do the following: t := time.Now() fmt.Println("Location:", t.Location(),
I had a question about the timezone used by my Kubernetes Cluster. I know I can adjust the timezone of the pods(https://evalle.xyz/posts/kubernetes-tz/). Howe
I need a Javascript function that given a timezone, returns the current utc offset. For example, theFuncIneed('US/Eastern') -> 240 Any idea? Thanks
I need to convert a bunch of dates in a MySQL database from Pacific time (America/Los_Angeles) to UTC. I found a great SO answer on how to do this. During my t
What is the difference between a DateTime and a DateTimeOffset and when should one be used? Currently, we have a standard way of dealing with .NET DateTimes in
Hi I'm so confused with this UTC and GMT I'm inserting in MySQL table as ex column "event_date" like "2010-07-01 23:50:00" (datetime) my client asking an opti
I have a CSV dumpfile from a Blackberry IPD backup, created using IPDDump. The date/time strings in here look something like this (where EST is an Australian ti