Returns the amount of time in milliseconds which should be add to the UTC time (Universal Time Coordinared) to obtain the standard time (GMT+0)
of the indicated timezone. It is the amount of milliseconds of difference (offset) between GMT+0 and the indicated timezone.
1 date.timezone.getRawOffset
<date.timezone.getRawOffset>
<time /> !
</date.timezone.getRawOffset>
Arguments | |||||
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Name | Type | Required | Unique | Nullable | Description |
Etime | TimeZone |
Returns | |
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Type | Description |
Integer | Returns the milliseconds that must be added to the UTC time to obtain the time of the indicated time zone. |
Exceptions
bad number of arguments
It is necessary to has an argument.
bad type - expected [java.util.TimeZone] while found [Object]
The argument which can be indicated to the function must be TimeZone type.
Example
Example in which returns the milliseconds added to UTC time from Los Angeles (EEUU).
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<xsql-script name='date_timezone_getRawOffset_sample1'> <body> <println><date.timezone.getRawOffset><date.timezone id="America/Los_Angeles"/></date.timezone.getRawOffset></println> </body> </xsql-script>