Re: strange time and date format

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From: "Derek Parnell" <Derek.Parnell at SYD.RABOBANK.COM>

To: "EUforum" <EUforum at topica.com>
> > 12:50 is represented with 39000000 -- ok
> > 15:32 is represented with 48720000 -- ok
> > 17:47 is represented with 56820000 -- ok
> > 1:28   is represented with 84480000 -- !!this is strange!!
>
> They all look strange to me. Why are the three you marked okay? I cannot
> work out the formula you have applied to derive the time.

i used datetime.e and got difference between 12:50 and 0:0 and multiplied
that with 1000 to get milliseconds and it matched with that strange number,
only some offset was left.
the last case (1:28) it turned out to be hour of the next day, not same day,
so that must be bug in program i got installed.


> And I repeat my previous question: Where did you get this data from?

i got it from some database which uses some other program which is installed
on my computer.

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