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[philippe123]

Salut à tous,

j'ai requete WMI qui me liste les taches plannifiées d'un poste et j'en recupere leurs attributs StartTime

en debug, la valeur retournée est :

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********220000.000000+120

Je n'arrive pas du tout à la parser pour en faire un datetime valide...

merci à tous

Philippe

[philippe123]

OKOK format identifié !

StartTime
Data type: datetime
Access type: Read-only

UTC time to run the job, in the form of "YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.MMMMMM(+-)OOO",
where "YYYYMMDD" must be replaced by "********". The replacement is
necessary because the scheduling service only allows jobs to be configured
to run one time, or run on a day of the month or week. A job cannot be run
on a specific date.

The "(+-)OOO" section of the StartTime property value is the current
bias for local time translation. The bias is the difference between
the UTC time and local time. To calculate the bias for your time zone,
multiply the number of hours that your time zone is ahead or behind
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) by 60 (use a positive number for the number
of hours if your time zone is ahead of GMT and a negative number if
your time zone is behind GMT). Add an additional 60 to your
calculation if your time zone is using daylight savings time.
For example, the Pacific Standard Time zone is eight hours
behind GMT, therefore the bias is equals to -420 (-8 * 60 + 60)
when daylight savings time is in use and -480 (-8 * 60) when
daylight savings time is not in use. You can also determine the
value of the bias by querying the bias property of the Win32_TimeZone class.

For example: "********123000.000000-420" specifies 14.30 (2:30 P.M.) PST
with daylight savings time in effect..

Dans le genre usine à gaz...