timeformat in search.log ioA

[aze]

hi

im a first time user on this board

does anyone know what timeformat ioA writes in search.log? can it be converted to a normal format? or can you make ioA write a more normal timeformat directly?

/aze

:D

[neoxed]

What exactly is a "normal timeformat"?

[aze]

instead of 127398290029843750, i want for exempel 2004-10-17

/ace

[neoxed]

My guess is that ioA uses the 64bit value from a FILETIME structure (high << 32 | low), which would be the time in 100ns intervals since Jan. 1, 1601. In my opinion, this is a hell of a lot more accurate and much easier to work with then "2004-10-17".

Though only WarC can confirm this, I'm just guessing. :p

[aze]

im sure its mure accurate, but i just want a more easy looking time format, for putting on a webpage. any idé on how to convert it ? i mean with some kind of script or something ? or when importing the log to a mysql database ?

/ace

[WarC]

Once again you are correct NeoXed :)

Timeformat is exacly that and to my knowledge there must be several functions on converting it to a "readable" format with for instance php or tcl or whatever wanted.

[neoxed]

;)

aze, what language(s) are you working with for this? If necessary, I could provide you with an example.

[aze]

swedish language

/aze

[neoxed]

I meant programming language... :rolleyes:

[aze]

oh , sorry :)

asp or vbscript

/aze