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I am running below in UNIX, UOW="20251013115437" echo ${UOW} UOW_STR=${UOW:0:4}"-"${UOW:4:2}"-"${UOW:6:2}" "${UOW:8:2}":"${UOW:10:2}":"${UOW:...
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IMAGE_FILE_HEADER.TimeDateStamp is described as: The low 32 bits of the time stamp of the image. This represents the date and time the image was created by the linker. The value is represented in the ...
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In a node.js application we manipulate dates and times as unix timestamps UTC (directly as numbers). These timestamps are stored in postgresql in timestamp columns (not using timezone because ...
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My data comes as a Pandas DataFrame with a datetime index, that is generated from UNIX timestamps. I would like to display the data in a Plotly chart in the browser's timezone, but haven't figured out ...
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I have got a Python Flask app that will get data from API and pass it to html template. On html template I have following and I would like to convert the "insertionTime" from Unix timestamp ...
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I am using this to get the response time GREATEST(0, TIMESTAMPDIFF(SECOND, createdAt, replied_at)) AS response_time, But its showing NULL, Given that createdAt and replied_at is in UNIX timestamp ...
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Have a strange issue where PHP's microtime() sometimes goes back in time when doing http requests. And it's not a "floating point error" either, it can be as much as 0.8 seconds seconds ...
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I’m using the OpenWeather API to create a simple web page that displays dynamic weather data, including sunrise and sunset times. The API provides these times in seconds (Unix timestamp), and I’ve ...
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I have receive a timestamp in request as Integer format target_time = 1728962183 Then I want to use it to compare with LocalDateTime.now() to decide the code flow. Exp: if(target_time < ...
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I'm trying to get the current timestamp, which is the number of seconds past from 01/01/1970. But it seems like there isn't a function like that in ahk like some languages do. I tried to do research ...
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Please help me to improve my code. I'am trying to calculate current time minus 3 minutes, and output should be in Unix Timestamp +3GMT But instead it prints me utc time (+ 0) import datetime import ...
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I'm creating an authentication server with MySQL as the database. I'm using a table to store the refresh tokens, it looks like this: CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS REFRESH_TOKEN ( TOKEN VARCHAR(512) ...
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Im doing data serialization/deserialization in Go, what I noticed is, time.Time objects are different when you serialize deserialize them. I tried couple things, such as converting timestamps to UTC ...
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I looked for a solution to retrieve the latest file from the directory and found in google in this very website. latest_remote_file = $(ssh username@server_name 'ls -tr /path | tail -n 1') scp -r ...
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I am facing a very strange problem, this command ls -rt | tail -n 1 works in linux server in the putty, but the same command when I give inside the JCL, for some unknown reason doesn't work. //SYSUT1 ...
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