 | Relative TimeSpan |
Relative TimeSpans are formed using a set of rules that allow the TimeSpan to change when crossing daylight savings or when the days of the month are different.
Relative TimeSpanA relative timespan is an expression that becomes dynamic when it is evaluated as 2 or more hours to account for daylight savings.
Example: The term "8 Hours" will actually account for 7 or 9 hours when daylight savings is crossed.
Example: The term "1 Day" will actually account for 23 or 25 hours when daylight savings is crossed.
Example: The term "1 Month" will actually account for 28-31 days depending on the number of days in a month.
Relative Duration Term | Description |
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# Milliseconds | Number of milliseconds to add or subtract. |
# Seconds | Number of seconds to add or subtract. |
# Minutes | Number of minutes to add or subtract. |
# Hours | Number of hours to add or subtract. |
# Days | Number of days to add or subtract. |
# Weeks | Number of weeks to add or subtract. |
# Months | Number of months to add or subtract. |
# Years | Number of years to add or subtract. |