Hello,

Thank you for your query. You mention that if a DateTime property is not set, a default "19700101T000000.000 GMT" is assigned. Could you provide an example of where you have seen this with a screenshot if possible.

The minimum value which can be set for a DateTime property is 01-01-1000 000000.000. The maximum is 31-12-9999 000000.000. This can be done using the function call @(Pega-RULES:DateTime).date(1000, 01, 01).

Regards,

Andrew Fontenelle

PDN Support Team

Hi Fonta,

This is happening by default, in activity - have property set and to a Date time property - if ur assigning blank, then it will set "19700101T000000.000 GMT" this value.

Thanks,

Padmanabhan K

Hi Padmanabhan,

Is there any specific reason for it ? is there any option to avoid setting default value?

Thanks

Sudeerkumar Munaga

In UI where i am using pxdatetime as control, and i am selecting date from calendar, from where the timestamp get added to the value.

Like for example in calender i am setting Jan 01, 2015, so in the property i can see value like 20150101T040000.000GMT.

So from where this "T040000.000 GMT " is getting add. And if i  want to customize the timestamp like "T120000.00GMT"

use "property-remove" instead of using "property-set" to set a blank value for a DateTime property if you want it to be null.

Hello RaunakJ6,

If the property type is datetime, the values always stores time. When it has to store time, it stores in GMT format.  If you want to enable user selecting hours,minutes you can do that using pxdatetime control.

Thanks,

Ashok

Thank You

HI ,

How to Convert  20150801 Date format to 20150801T050000.000 GMT  format??

@RamyaG75 

You can make use of @(Pega-RULES:DateTime).addToDate("20150801", 0,5, 0, 0)

Thanks Ramya. That was useful

Hello Chunzhi_Hong ,

    Can you please provide bit more details how can we avoid default epoch time for datetime properties.

we are using PEGA 5.3 version we have the same issue with dafault date time.

Thanks in Advance!!