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Example
In this example, we will pass the required parameter to the function transformation object using a Variables object.
Where,
timeSpan = 20:03:04:05
In the output window, you can see that the timespan value has been converted into a real value, indicating the number of seconds.
Name
Proper
Applicable To (DataType)
TimeSpan
Purpose
To return a real number representing total number of seconds in the specified timespan.
Description
Returns a real number representing total number of seconds in the specified timespan.
Return Type
Double
Syntax
timeSpan [System.TimeSpan] – TimeSpan for which the number of seconds will be returned
Example
In this example, we will pass the required parameter to the function transformation object using a Variables object.
Note: The following format will be used for the parameter value: dd:hh:mm:ss
Where,
timeSpan = 20:10:05:10
In the output window, you can see that the provided value’s Hours component has been returned.
Name
Hours
Syntax
Hours (TimeSpan timeSpan)
Purpose
To return the Hours component of the specified timeSpan.
Description
Returns Hours component of the specified timeSpan.
Return Type
Int64
Parameter
timeSpan [System.TimeSpan] – TimeSpan for which the Hours component will be returned
Days (TimeSpan timeSpan)
Example
In this example, we will pass the required parameter to the function transformation object using a Variables object.
Note: The following format will be used for the parameter value: dd:hh:mm:ss
Where,
timeSpan = 12:04:04:09
In the output window, you can see that the provided value’s Days component has been returned.
Milliseconds (TimeSpan timeSpan)
Example
In this example, we will pass the required parameter to the function transformation object using a Variables object.
Where,
timeSpan = 05:04:03:02.120
In the output window, you can see that the provided value’s Milliseconds component has been returned.
Example
In this example, we will pass the required parameter to the function transformation object using a Variables object.
Note: The following format will be used for the parameter value: dd:hh:mm:ss
Where,
timeSpan = 15:10:13:12
In the output window, you can see that the provided value’s Minutes component has been returned.
Name
Days
Syntax
Days (TimeSpan timeSpan)
Purpose
To return the Days component of the specified timeSpan.
Description
Returns Days component of the specified timeSpan.
Return Type
Int64
Parameter
timeSpan [System.TimeSpan] – TimeSpan for which the Days component will be returned
Name
Milliseconds
Syntax
Milliseconds (TimeSpan timeSpan)
Purpose
To return the Milliseconds component of the specified timeSpan.
Description
Returns Milliseconds component of the specified timeSpan.
Return Type
Int64
Parameter
timeSpan [System.TimeSpan] – TimeSpan for which the Milliseconds component will be returned
Name
Minutes
Syntax
Minutes (TimeSpan timeSpan)
Purpose
To return the Minutes component of the specified timeSpan.
Description
Returns Minutes component of the specified timeSpan.
Return Type
Int64
Parameter
timeSpan [System.TimeSpan] – TimeSpan for which the Minutes component will be returned
Example
In this example, we will pass the required parameter to the function transformation object using a Variables object.
Where,
timeSpan = 20:03:04:05 (Format: dd:hh:mm:ss)
In the output window, you can see that the timespan value has been converted into a real value, indicating the total number of milliseconds present in the timespan value.
Example
In this example, we will pass the required parameter to the function transformation object using a Variables object.
Note: The following format will be used for the parameter value: dd:hh:mm:ss
Where,
timeSpan = 10:03:02:04
In the output window, you can see that the provided value’s number of ticks has been returned.
Example
In this example, we will pass the required parameter to the function transformation object using a Variables object.
Where,
ticks = 9749240000000
In the output window, you can see that the Integer value indicating Ticks has been converted into a TimeSpan value, present in the timespan value.
Name
Proper
Applicable To (DataType)
TimeSpan
Purpose
To return a real number representing total number of milliseconds in the specified timespan.
Description
Returns a real number representing total number of milliseconds in the specified timespan.
Return Type
Double
Syntax
timeSpan [System.TimeSpan] – TimeSpan for which the number of milliseconds will be returned
Name | Ticks |
Syntax | Ticks (TimeSpan timeSpan) |
Purpose | To return the number of ticks in the specified timeSpan. |
Description | Returns number of ticks in the specified timeSpan. |
Return Type | Int64 |
Parameter | timeSpan [System.TimeSpan] – TimeSpan for which the number of ticks will be returned |
Name | Proper |
Applicable To (DataType) | Int64 |
Purpose | To convert ticks into a TimeSpan |
Description | Returns the converted timeSpan using the ticks. |
Return Type | TimeSpan |
Syntax | timeSpan [System.TimeSpan] – TimeSpan for which the number of ticks will be returned |
Example
In this example, we will pass the required parameter to the function transformation object using a Variables object.
Where,
timeSpan = 20:10:20:30 (Format: dd:hh:mm:ss)
In the output window, you can see that the timespan value has been converted into a real value, indicating the total number of days present in the timespan value.
Example
In this example, we will pass the required parameter to the function transformation object using a Variables object.
Where,
timeSpan = 10:03:02:04 (Format: dd:hh:mm:ss)
In the output window, you can see that the provided value’s Seconds component has been returned.
Example
In this example, we will pass the required parameters to the function transformation object using a Variables object.
Where,
days = 10
hours = 3
minutes = 40
seconds = 50
milliseconds = 455
In the output window, you can see that the integer values have been converted into a TimeSpan value.
Example
In this example, we will pass the required parameters to the function transformation object using a Variables object.
Where,
days = 10
hours = 3
minutes = 40
seconds = 50
In the output window, you can see that the integer values have been converted into a TimeSpan value.
Example
In this example, we will pass the required parameters to the function transformation object using a Variables object.
Where,
hours = 6
minutes = 50
seconds = 40
In the output window, you can see that the integer values have been converted into a TimeSpan value.
Example
In this example, we will pass the required parameter to the function transformation object using a Variables object.
Where,
timeSpan = 20:10:20:30 (Format: dd:hh:mm:ss)
In the output window, you can see that the timespan value has been converted into a real value, indicating the total number of Hours present in the timespan value.
Example
In this example, we will pass the required parameter to the function transformation object using a Variables object.
Where,
timeSpan = 20:03:04:05
In the output window, you can see that the timespan value has been converted into a real value, indicating the number of minutes.
Name
Proper
Applicable To (DataType)
TimeSpan
Purpose
To return a real number representing total number of days in the specified timespan.
Description
Returns a real number representing the total number of days in the specified timespan.
Return Type
Double
Syntax
timeSpan [System.TimeSpan] – TimeSpan for which the number of days will be returned.
Name
Seconds
Syntax
Seconds (TimeSpan timespan)
Purpose
To return the Seconds component of the specified timeSpan.
Description
Returns Seconds component of the specified timeSpan.
Return Type
Int64
Parameter
timeSpan [System.TimeSpan] – TimeSpan for which the Seconds component will be returned
Name
Proper
Applicable To (DataType)
Int64
Purpose
To return the converted timeSpan.
Description
Converts parameters into TimeSpan
Return Type
TimeSpan
Syntax
days [System.Int64] – Number of days in TimeSpan
hours [System.Int64] – Number of hours in TimeSpan
minutes [System.Int64] – Number of minutes in TimeSpan
seconds [System.Int64] – Number of seconds in TimeSpan
milliseconds [System.Int64] – Number of milliseconds in TimeSpan
Name
Proper
Applicable To (DataType)
Int64
Purpose
To return the converted timeSpan.
Description
Converts parameters into TimeSpan
Return Type
TimeSpan
Syntax
days [System.Int64] – Number of days in TimeSpan
hours [System.Int64] – Number of hours in TimeSpan
minutes [System.Int64] – Number of minutes in TimeSpan
seconds [System.Int64] – Number of seconds in TimeSpan
Name | ToTimeSpan |
Applicable To (DataType) | Int64 |
Purpose | To return the converted timespan value. |
Description | Converts parameters into a TimeSpan value. |
Return Type | TimeSpan |
Syntax | hours [System.Int64] – Number of hours in TimeSpan minutes [System.Int64] – Number of minutes in TimeSpan seconds [System.Int64] – Number of seconds in TimeSpan |
Name | Proper |
Applicable To (DataType) | TimeSpan |
Purpose | To return a real number representing total number of Hours in the specified timespan. |
Description | Returns a real number representing total number of Hours in the specified timespan. |
Return Type | Double |
Syntax | timeSpan [System.TimeSpan] – TimeSpan for which the number of Hours will be returned |
Name | Proper |
Applicable To (DataType) | TimeSpan |
Purpose | To return a real number representing total number of minutes in the specified timespan. |
Description | Returns a real number representing total number of minutes in the specified timespan. |
Return Type | Double |
Syntax | timeSpan [System.TimeSpan] – TimeSpan for which the number of minutes will be returned |
