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Yes, time can be captured in utc alone

I suppose it’s up to each state of the us to define its time And i don’t know, but i suppose that today they (officially or in practice) define time as an offset from utc rather than gmt. The resulting utc object isn't really a utc date, but a local date shifted to match the utc time (see comments) However, in practice it does the job With advancements in javascript, better approaches exist. This is an old question that came up in my feed today, and it's full of misinformation

Timestamp is always in utc New date().tostring() will show you current time zone time representation, new date().toutcstring() will show you utc time repr, but new date().gettime() is always utc, because that is what unix time is defined as Unix time (also known as posix time or epoch time) is a system. It normalizes the input to utc time (coordinated universal time, formerly greenwich mean time) Unlike sql function to_timestamp_tz , the new function assumes that the input string uses the iso 8601 date format, defaulting the time zone to utc 0. Both approaches work ok in power bi desktop report, however once i published to power bi service and after several refreshes (initially it was nz time), the time turn back to utc time

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Is there any way to work it out? By definition the c time() function returns a time_t epoch time in utc So the code commented //get the local time in time_t is really getting utc already, and the comment is incorrect. The timestamp returned by time.time() is not in any timezone Seconds since the epoch is a term It is not elapsed seconds since some point in time (epoch)

You can convert it to your local time (with tz database) and/or utc timezone easily I have recently updated my system to record date/times as utc as previously they were storing as local time I now need to convert all the local stored date/times to utc I was wondering if there. As other answers point out, the utc date string with z designator would indeed be successfully parsed, but it would also be converted to local time, i.e It returns datetime with a kind of local and adjusted timestamp.

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