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This class provides methods for performing operations on SimpleDateTime objects, such as instantiating objectsThe class is used to conduct operations on SimpleDateTime objects, for exampleinstantiating objects.

You can also use this class to perform calculate, change formats of the date-time operations, such as calculations, formatting or converting between date-time or convert between the formats.

addDaysLocalTime

SimpleDateTime(

days

dateTime)

Adds a specified number of days to the current SimpleDateTime object. The negative value of the parameter will subtract the days.

The method determines local date and time equivalent to the value saved by the GlideDateTime object, then adds or subtracts the days using local date and time values

Use this constructor to instantiate a new SimpleDateTime object with the current or transferred date/time. Specify the date and time value in the UTC timezone.

Parameter(s):

NameType
daysInteger

Return:

TypeDescriptionVoidThis method does not return a value.
MandatoryDefault Value
dateTimeStringN''


Example:

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Example:

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var simple_date_time = new SimpleDateTime("2019-01-01 08:00:00");
simple_date_time.addDaysLocalTime(-1)
ss.info(simple_date_time.getValue()); // 2018-12-31

addDaysUTC(days)

Adds a specified number of days to the current SimpleDateTime object. The negative value of the parameter will subtract the days.

The method determines UTC date and time equivalent to the value saved by the GlideDateTime object, then adds or subtracts the days using UTC date and time values.

Parameter(s):

NameTypedaysinteger

Return:

TypeDescriptionVoidThis method does not return a value.

//
const registrationDateTime = new SimpleDateTime(record.registration_datetime);
//
const yearStartDateTime = new SimpleDateTime('2019-01-01 00:00:00');

You can also use the values in relative format for the SimpleDateTime constructor. All formats are available in the Relative Formats article.

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Example:

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var simple_date_time = new SimpleDateTime("2019-01-01 08:00:00"'yesterday');
simple_date_time.addDaysUTC(-1)ss.info(yesterdayDatetime.getValue());
// Info: 2022-02-28 00:00:00  

const tomorrowDatetime = new SimpleDateTime('tomorrow');
ss.info(simple_date_timetomorrowDatetime.getValue()); 
// Info: 20182022-1203-3102 0800:00:00

addMonthsLocalTime(months)

Adds a specified number of months to the current SimpleDateTime object. The negative value of the parameter will subtract the months.

The method determines local date and time equivalent to the value saved by the GlideDateTime object, then adds or subtracts the months using local date and time values.

Parameter(s):

NameTypemonthsInteger

Return:

TypeDescriptionVoidThis method does not return a value.

Example:

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const yesterdayWorkdayDayStart = new SimpleDateTime('yesterday 06:30');
ss.info(yesterdayWorkdayDayStart.getValue());
// Info: 2022-02-28 06:30:00

const fistDayOfNextMonthStart = new SimpleDateTime("2019-01-01 08:'first day of next month 00:00"');
simple_date_time.addMonthsLocalTime(1)
ss.info(simple_date_timefistDayOfNextMonthStart.getValue()); 
// 2019-02-01

addMonthsUTC(months)

Adds a specified number of months to the current SimpleDateTime object. The negative value of the parameter will subtract the months.

The method determines UTC date and time equivalent to the value saved by the GlideDateTime object, then adds or subtracts the months using UTC date and time values.

Parameter(s):

NameTypemonthsInteger

Return:

TypeDescriptionVoidThis method does not return a value.

Example:

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const rangeStartDatetime = new SimpleDateTime(`first day of ${monthName}`);
ss.info(rangeStartDatetime .getValue());
// Info: 2022-02-01 00:00:00

const YEAR = 2022;
const MONTH = 2;
const monthDatetime = new SimpleDateTime("2019-01-01 08:00:00");
simple_date_time.addMonthsUTC(-1)`${YEAR}-${String(MONTH).padStart(2, '0')}-02 00:00:00`);
const monthName = monthDatetime.getMonthUTC();
ss.info(simple_date_time.getValue()monthName); 
// 2018-12-01 08:00:00

addSeconds(seconds)

Info: February


addDays(days)


This method is used to change the number of days in the current SimpleDateTime object according to the local date and time. The positive value of the parameter adds days to the object, the negative value diminishes the number of daysAdd a specified number of seconds to the current SimpleDateTime object.


Parameter(s):

Integer
NameTypesecondsMandatoryDefault Value
daysintegerYN


Return:

TypeDescription
VoidThis method does not return a value.


Example:

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const registrationDateTimevar simple_date_time = new SimpleDateTime("'2019-01-01 08:0012:00"10');
simple_date_time.addSeconds(3600registrationDateTime.addDays(3);
ss.info(simple_date_timeregistrationDateTime.getValue()); 
//Info: 2019-01-0104 0908:0012:0010
addWeeksLocalTime

addMonths(

weeks

months)


Adds a specified This method is used to change the number of weeks to months in the current SimpleDateTime object according to the local date and time. The negative positive value of the parameter will subtract the weeks.The method determines local date and time equivalent to the value saved by the GlideDateTime object, then adds or subtracts the weeks using local date and time valuesadds months to the object, the negative value diminishes the number of months.


Parameter(s):

weeksinteger
NameTypeMandatoryDefault Value

Return:

monthsIntegerYN


Return:

TypeDescription
VoidThis method does not return a value.


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var simple_date_timeconst registrationDateTime = new SimpleDateTime("'2019-01-01 08:0012:00"10');
simple_date_time.addWeeksLocalTime(2)registrationDateTime.addMonths(-1);
ss.info(simple_date_timeregistrationDateTime.getValue()); 
//Info: 20192018-12-01-15

addWeeksUTC(weeks)

 08:12:10

addSeconds(seconds)


This method is used to change the number of seconds in Adds a specified number of weeks to the current SimpleDateTime object according to the local date and time. The negative positive value of the parameter will subtract the weeks.The method determines UTC date and time equivalent to the value saved by the GlideDateTime object, then adds or subtracts the weeks using UTC date and time valuesadds seconds to the object, the negative value diminishes the number of seconds.


Parameter(s):

NameTypeMandatoryDefault Value
weekssecondsIntegerYN


Return:

TypeDescription
VoidThis method does not return a value.


Example:

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var simple_date_timeconst registrationDateTime = new SimpleDateTime("'2019-01-01 08:0012:00"10');
simple_date_time.addWeeksUTC(-1)registrationDateTime.addSeconds(3600);
ss.info(simple_date_timeregistrationDateTime.getValue()); 
//Info: 20182019-1201-2501 0809:0012:0010
addYearsLocalTime

addWeeks(

years

weeks)


Adds a specified This method is used to change the number of years to weeks in the current SimpleDateTime object according to the local date and time. The negative positive value of the parameter will subtract the years.The method determines local date and time equivalent to the value saved by the GlideDateTime object, then adds or subtracts the years using local date and time valuesadds weeks to the object, the negative value diminishes the number of weeks.


Parameter(s):

NameTypeMandatoryDefault Value
YearsweeksIntegerYN


Return:

TypeDescription
VoidThis method does not return a value.


Example:

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var simple_date_timeconst registrationDateTime = new SimpleDateTime("'2019-01-01 08:0012:00"10');
simple_date_time.addYearsLocalTimeregistrationDateTime.addWeeks(1);
ss.info(simple_date_timeregistrationDateTime.getValue()); 
//Info: 20202019-01-01
addYearsUTC
08 08:12:10

addYears(years)


Adds a specified This method is used to change the number of years to in the current SimpleDateTime object according to the local date and time. The negative positive value of the parameter will subtract the years.The method determines UTC date and time equivalent to the value saved by the GlideDateTime object, then adds or subtracts the years using UTC date and time valuesadds years to the object, the negative value diminishes the number of years.


Parameter(s):

NameTypeMandatoryDefault Value
YearsyearsIntegerYN


Return:

TypeDescription
VoidThis method does not return a value.


Example:

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var simple_date_timeconst contractStartDateTime = new SimpleDateTime("'2019-01-01 0800:00:00"');
simple_date_time.addYearsLocalTimecontractStartDateTime.addYears(1);
ss.info(simple_date_timecontractStartDateTime.getValue()); 
//Info: 2020-01-01 00:00:00

after(dateTime)


This method allows to compare the date specified by the ‘dateTime‘ parameter with the current date. 

The method returns TRUE, if the current date is after the specified; otherwise returns falseFALSE.


Parameter(s):

NameTypeMandatoryDefault Value
dateTimeSimpleDateTime objectYN


Return:

TypeDescription
Boolean
Returns true
The method returns TRUE if the current date is later than the date specified by the parameter; otherwise, returns FALSE.


Example:

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var first_simple_date_timeconst startDateTime = new SimpleDateTime("2019'2018-01-01 0807:0058:00"35');
var second_simple_date_timeconst endDateTime = new SimpleDateTime("2018'2019-01-01 08:00:00"');
letconst resultisStartAfterThanEnd = first_simple_date_timestartDateTime.after(second_simple_date_timeendDateTime);
ss.info(resultisStartAfterThanEnd) ;
//Info: truefalse

before(dateTime)


This method allows to compare the date specified by the ‘dateTime‘ parameter with the current date.

The method returns TRUE, if the current date is before the specified; otherwise returns false.


Parameter(s):

NameTypeMandatoryDefault Value
dateTimeSimpleDateTime objectYN


Return:

TypeDescription
Boolean
Returns true
The method returns TRUE if the current date is earlier than the date specified by the parameter; otherwise, returns FALSE.


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var first_simple_date_timeconst startDateTime = new SimpleDateTime("2019'2018-01-01 0807:0058:00"35');
var second_simple_date_timeconst endDateTime = new SimpleDateTime("2018'2019-01-01 08:00:00"');
letconst resultisStartBeforeEnd = first_simple_date_timestartDateTime.before(second_simple_date_time);endDateTime);
ss.info(resultisStartBeforeEnd) ;
//Info: falsetrue

compareTo(dateTime)


Compares This method compares two date and time objects to determine whether they are equivalent or notequal and, if not, the method defines which goes after or before the other.


Parameter(s):

NameTypeMandatoryDefault Value
dateTimeSimpleDateTime objectYN


Return:

TypeDescription
0Dates are equal.
1Object's date is after the date specified in the parameter.
-1Object's date is before the date specified in the parameter.


Example:

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var first_simple_date_timeconst begin = new SimpleDateTime("'2019-0104-01 08:0015:00"');
var second_simple_date_timeconst end = new SimpleDateTime("2018'2019-0105-01 08:00:00");
var third_simple_date_time = new SimpleDateTime("2018-01-01 08:00:00"');

ss.info( first_simple_date_time.compareTo(second_simple_date_time) ); // 1
ss.info( second_simple_date_time.compareTo(first_simple_date_time) ); // -1
ss.info( third_simple_date_time.compareTo(second_simple_date_time ) ); // 0

equals(dateTime)

Compares a datetime with an existing value if they are equal.

Parameter(s):

NameTypedateTimeSimpleDateTime object.

Return:

TypeDescriptionBooleanReturns true if the date are equal; otherwise returns false.

Example:

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var first_simple_date_time = new SimpleDateTime("2019-01-01 08:00:00");
var second_simple_date_time = new SimpleDateTime("2018-01-01 08:00:00");
var third_simple_date_time = new SimpleDateTime("2018-01-01 08:00:00");

ss.info( first_simple_date_time.equals(second_simple_date_time) ); // 0
ss.info( third_simple_date_time.equals(second_simple_date_time ) ); // 1

getDaysInMonthLocalTime()

Returns the number of days in the month saved by the SimpleDateTime object, showed in the user's time zone.

Return:

TypeDescriptionIntegerThe number of days value.

Example:

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ss.info( first_simple_date_time.getDaysInMonthLocalTime() ); // 31

getDaysInMonthUTC()

Returns the number of days in the month saved by the SimpleDateTime object, showed in the system time zone.

Return:

TypeDescriptionIntegerThe number of days value.

Example:

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ss.info( first_simple_date_time.getDaysInMonthUTC() );
begin.compareTo(end));   // -1
ss.info(end.compareTo(begin));   // 1
ss.info(begin.compareTo(begin)); // 0

equals(dateTime)


This method compares a datetime with an existing value to determine whether they are equal or not.


Parameter(s):

NameTypeMandatoryDefault Value
dateTimeSimpleDateTime object.YN


Return:

TypeDescription
BooleanThis method returns TRUE if the date are equal; otherwise, it returns FALSE.


Example:

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const secondDateTime = new SimpleDateTime('2018-01-01 08:15:00');
const thirdDateTime = new SimpleDateTime('2018-01-01 08:00:00');

ss.info(firstDateTime.equals(secondDateTime));
ss.info(thirdDateTime.equals(firstDateTime));
//Info: false
//Info: true

getDate()


This method returns the date saved by the SimpleDateTime object in the system time zone.


Return:

TypeDescription
StringThe date in the default timezone.


Example:

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ss.info(startDateTime.getDate());
//Info: 2019-01-01

getDayOfMonthLocalTime()


This method returns the day of the month saved by the SimpleDateTime object in the current user's time zone.


Return:

TypeDescription
IntegerThe day of the month value.


Example:

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ss.info(holidayDateTime.getDayOfMonthLocalTime());
//Info: 7

getDayOfMonthUTC()


This method returns the day of the month saved by the SimpleDateTime object in the UTC time zone.


Return:

TypeDescription
IntegerThe day of the month value.


Example:

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ss.info(holidayDateTime.getDayOfMonthUTC());
//Info: 7

getDayOfWeekLocalTime()


This method returns the day of the week saved by the SimpleDateTime object in the current user's time zone.


Return:

TypeDescription
StringThe day of week value. Possible values: 'Sun', 'Mon', 'Tue', 'Wed', 'Thu', 'Fri', 'Sat' 


Example:

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ss.info(holidayDateTime.getDayOfWeekLocalTime()); // Mon

getDayOfWeekUTC()


This method returns the day of the week saved by the SimpleDateTime object in the system time zone.


Return:

TypeDescription
StringThe day of week value.
Possible values: 'Sun', 'Mon', 'Tue', 'Wed', 'Thu', 'Fri', 'Sat' 


Example:

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ss.info(holidayDateTime.getDayOfWeekUTC());
//Info: Mon

getDaysInMonthLocalTime()


This method returns the number of days in the month saved by the SimpleDateTime object in the current user's time zone.


Return:

TypeDescription
IntegerThe number of days value.


Example:

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ss.info(startDateTime.getDaysInMonthLocalTime());
//Info: 31

getDaysInMonthUTC()


This method returns the number of days in the month saved by the SimpleDateTime object in the system time zone.


Return:

TypeDescription
IntegerThe number of days value.


Example:

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ss.info(startDateTime.getDaysInMonthUTC());
//Info: 31

getDisplayValue()


This method returns the date and time value in the current user's display format and timezone.


Return:

TypeDescription
StringThe date and time value.


Example:

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ss.info(startDateTime.getDisplayValue()); // current user's timezone is Europe/Moscow
//Info: 2019-01-01 11:00:00 

getErrorMsg()


This method returns the error message if the SimpleDateTime object was incorrect.


Return:

TypeDescription
StringThe error message.


Example:

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ss.error(startDateTime.getErrorMsg());
//Error: DateTimeZone::getOffset() expects parameter 1 to be DateTimeInterface, null given

getLocalDate()


This method returns the date saved by the SimpleDateTime object in the current user's time zone.


Return:

TypeDescription
StringThe date in the user's time zone.


Example:

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ss.info(startDateTime.getLocalDate());
//Info: 2019-01-01

getLocalTime()


This method returns the time saved in a SimpleDateTime object in the current user's time zone .


Return:

TypeDescription
SimpleDateTimeThe time in the user's time zone.


Example:

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const time = startDateTime.getLocalTime();
ss.info( "My local time is " + time.getByFormat('h:i:s'));
//Info: My local time is 02:00:00

getMonthLocalTime()


This method returns the month saved by SimpleDateTime object in the current user's time zone.


Return:

TypeDescription
StringThe value of the month.


Example:

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ss.info(startDateTime.getMonthLocalTime());
//Info: January

getMonthUTC()


This method returns the month saved by SimpleDateTime object in the system time zone.


Return:

TypeDescription
StringThe value of the month.


Example:

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ss.info(startDateTime.getMonthUTC());
//Info: December

getNumericValue()


This method returns the Unix timestamp, which stores the amount of seconds since January 1, 1970, 00:00:00.


Return:

TypeDescription
IntegerThe Unix timestamp value.


Example:

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ss.info(startDateTime.getNumericValue());
//Info: 1546329600

getTime()


This method returns a SimpleDateTime object that shows the piece of time of the SimpleDateTime object.


Return:

TypeDescription
SimpleDateTimeThe Unix duration stamp.


Example:

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ss.info(time.getByFormat('h:i:s'));
//Info: 11:01:00

getValue()


This method returns the date and time value in the internal format.


Return:

TypeDescription
null | stringThe date and time value in the internal format.


Example:

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ss.info(startDateTime.getValue()); // 2019-01-01 08:00:00

getWeekOfYearLocalTime()


This method returns the week's number saved by the SimpleDateTime object in the current user's time zone.


Return:

TypeDescription
IntegerThe number of the current week.


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ss.info(startDateTime.getWeekOfYearLocalTime());
//Info: 1

getWeekOfYearUTC()


This method returns the number of the week saved by the SimpleDateTime object in the system time zone.


Return:

TypeDescription
IntegerThe number of the current week.


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ss.info(startDateTime.getWeekOfYearUTC());
//Info: 1

getYearLocalTime()


This method returns the year saved by the SimpleDateTime object in the current user's time zone.


Return:

TypeDescription
IntegerFour-digit year value.


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ss.info(holidayDateTime.getYearLocalTime());
//Info: 2020

getYearUTC()


This method returns the year saved by the SimpleDateTime object in the system time zone.


Return:

TypeDescription
IntegerFour-digit year value.


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//Info: 2019

isValid()


This method allows to determine if a specified value is a valid date and time.


Return:

TypeDescription
BooleanThe method returns TRUE if the value is a valid date and time; otherwise, it returns .


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ss.info(startDateTime.isValid());
//Info: false

setValue(dateTime)


This method is intended to define the date and time value within the SimpleDateTime object.


Parameter(s):

NameTypeMandatoryDefault Value
dateTimeA string in the UTC timezone and the internal format of YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss.YN
dateTimeA SimpleDateTime object.YN
dateTimeA JavaScript Number. It sets the value of the object using the Number value as milliseconds past January 1, 1970, 00:00:00.YN


Return:

TypeDescription
VoidThis method does not return a value.


Example:

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ss.info(startDateTime.getValue());
//Info: 2020-01-01 12:00:00

subtract(first, second)


This method returns the amount of time between two SimpleDateTime values. Also, it can subtract the amount of time from the current SimpleDateTime object.

Note

Displaying of the final value using the getDisplayValue() method returns it considering the current user' timezone, unlike the getValue() method. It returns data only in UTC timezone.


Parameter(s):

NameTypeMandatoryDefault Value
first

SimpleDateTime Object

YN
secondSimpleDateTime ObjectNNULL


Return:

Type
SimpleDuration object


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const endDatetime = new SimpleDateTime('2019-11-08 20:06:28');
const diffDuration = new SimpleDateTime().subtract(startDatetime, endDatetime); 
ss.info(diffDuration.getDurationSeconds());
// Info: 388

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const endDatetime = new SimpleDateTime('2019-11-08 20:06:28');
const diffSeconds = endDatetime.getNumericValue() - startDatetime.getNumericValue(); 
ss.info(diffSeconds);
// Info: 388


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datetime.subtract(3600);
ss.info(datetime.getValue());
//Info: 2020-08-28 08:00:00

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datetime.addSeconds(-3600);
ss.info(datetime.getValue());
//Info: 2020-08-28 08:00:00


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