Alexander Stolte Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 2, 2023 #4 The most important thing is the day, so it should always be in front, because the month changes only 1 time a month and the year 1 time a year. Europeans are most efficient with the time format
The most important thing is the day, so it should always be in front, because the month changes only 1 time a month and the year 1 time a year. Europeans are most efficient with the time format
E emexes Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 2, 2023 #5 Alexander Stolte said: The most important thing is the day, so it should always be in front, because the month changes only 1 time a month and the year 1 time a year. Europeans are most efficient with the time format Click to expand... And yet this efficient reasoning doesn't extend to time eg ss:mm:hh ?
Alexander Stolte said: The most important thing is the day, so it should always be in front, because the month changes only 1 time a month and the year 1 time a year. Europeans are most efficient with the time format Click to expand... And yet this efficient reasoning doesn't extend to time eg ss:mm:hh ?
Magma Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 2, 2023 #6 I believe the best is the year in front, then the month, and then date... is easier for sorting.... but lately I think the "ticks" logic is the best... i had a problem with calcucation ticksperday, tickspersecond... but i ll find the way to use it when i talk too
I believe the best is the year in front, then the month, and then date... is easier for sorting.... but lately I think the "ticks" logic is the best... i had a problem with calcucation ticksperday, tickspersecond... but i ll find the way to use it when i talk too
udg Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 2, 2023 #7 A new proposed standard: ALTA-STA-RN-NF-SOL ALTA - A Long time Ago ASTA - A Short Time Ago RN - right now NF - in the near future SOL - sooner or later They are disussing whether ALTA is strictly needed.. Last edited: Feb 2, 2023
A new proposed standard: ALTA-STA-RN-NF-SOL ALTA - A Long time Ago ASTA - A Short Time Ago RN - right now NF - in the near future SOL - sooner or later They are disussing whether ALTA is strictly needed..
aeric Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 2, 2023 #8 There are timezones like GMT, PST, UTC and Day Time Saving which make DateTime more confusing
KMatle Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 2, 2023 #9 aeric said: There are timezones like GMT, PST, UTC and Day Time Saving which make DateTime more confusing Click to expand... Said the database admin, too when summer/wintertime changes the time +1/-1h two times a year
aeric said: There are timezones like GMT, PST, UTC and Day Time Saving which make DateTime more confusing Click to expand... Said the database admin, too when summer/wintertime changes the time +1/-1h two times a year
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 2, 2023 #10 I'd really like to know how they don't go crazy with measures like inches, pounds,... instead of using the decimal system, with centimeters, hectograms, kilos,... ? ?
I'd really like to know how they don't go crazy with measures like inches, pounds,... instead of using the decimal system, with centimeters, hectograms, kilos,... ? ?
E emexes Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 2, 2023 #11 LucaMs said: they don't go crazy Click to expand... you sure about that? ? LucaMs said: with measures like inches, pounds,... Click to expand... maybe you're on to something ?
LucaMs said: they don't go crazy Click to expand... you sure about that? ? LucaMs said: with measures like inches, pounds,... Click to expand... maybe you're on to something ?
