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How is it that the *USA version of midnight is 00:00 AM and not 12:00 AM? Do digital clocks in the U.S. display 00:00 AM? I know stopwatches will display 00:00 at the start.
Little did I know, 12:00 AM is the *hival version of the date, which results in an *ISO time value of 24.00.00, which isn't a valid time value. Got burned by this. My own fault, I know, for not verifying to see if 12:00 AM was actually midnight.
End result, when displaying time in *USA, it will be in the USA format 1439/1440 of the time.
This on top of a long day.
Kurt Anderson
Sr. Programmer/Analyst
CustomCall Data Systems
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