From: foxidrive@server.invalid   
      
   On 12/10/2016 06:31, Matthias Tacke wrote:   
   > Am 2016-10-09 um 20:30 schrieb foxidrive:   
      
      
   > Hi foxidrive et all,   
   > long time no see ;-)   
      
   Hi Matthias!  It's nice to see you again   
      
   You're a smart fellow and a great batch coder, and also a nice bloke...   
      
   I thought the trials of raising kids had kept you on your toes, and so life   
   got in the way of batch files. ;)   
      
      
   > for the UTC question there is also a wmic answer.   
      
   I like the elegance of your solution - and it will keep newbies scratching   
   their head as they wonder how so many variable names get set. :D   
      
      
   It was only by chance that daylight savings is in force here and I noticed   
   that this solution ignores daylight savings time.   
      
      
      
   _Day=12   
   _DayOfWeek=03   
   _Hour=02   
   _Milliseconds=00   
   _Minute=23   
   _Month=10   
   _Quarter=04   
   _Second=26   
   _UTC=20161012T022326+0000   
   _WeekInMonth=03   
   _Year=2016   
      
   %time%=13:23:26.23   
      
   Day=12   
   DayOfWeek=3   
   Hour=2   
   Milliseconds=   
   Minute=23   
   Month=10   
   Quarter=4   
   Second=26   
   WeekInMonth=3   
   Year=2016   
      
      
   Milliseconds is an oddity.  I wonder why wmic designers left it in.   
      
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