LotusScript for Visual Basic Programmers - IBM Redbooks
LotusScript for Visual Basic Programmers - IBM Redbooks
LotusScript for Visual Basic Programmers - IBM Redbooks
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Property Description<br />
GMTTime Read-only. A string representing a date-time,<br />
converted to Greenwich Mean Time (timezone 0).<br />
IsDST Read-only. Indicates if the time reflects daylight<br />
savings time.<br />
LocalTime Read-Write. A string representing a date-time, in<br />
the local time zone.<br />
LSGMTTime Read-only. A <strong>LotusScript</strong> variant representing a<br />
date-time, converted to Greenwich Mean Time<br />
(timezone 0).<br />
LSLocalTime Read-Write. A <strong>LotusScript</strong> variant representing a<br />
date-time, in the local time zone.<br />
TimeZone Read-only. An integer representing the time zone<br />
of a date-time. In many cases, but not all, this<br />
integer indicates the number of hours which must<br />
be added to the time to get Greenwich Mean<br />
Time. May be positive or negative.<br />
ZoneTime Read-Only. Displays the time/date in the zone in<br />
which it was originally stored.<br />
Note The properties and methods listed in italics will be available in<br />
Lotus Notes Release 4.5.<br />
NotesDbDirectory<br />
The NotesDbDirectory class is contained by NotesSession and contains<br />
NotesDatabase.<br />
You create a new NotesDbDirectory object using the name of the server you<br />
want to access. You can use the New method of NotesDbDirectory or the<br />
GetDbDirectory method of NotesSession.<br />
Method Description<br />
New Creates a new NotesDbDirectory object.<br />
GetFirstDatabase Returns the first database on a server (or local<br />
computer), using the file type you specify.<br />
GetNextDatabase Returns the next database in a directory, using the<br />
file type specified in the GetFirstDatabase<br />
method.<br />
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