IAFTimePeriod.SetEndTime Method

void SetEndTime(
	Object endTime
)

Sub SetEndTime ( 
	endTime As Object
)

Dim instance As IAFTimePeriod
Dim endTime As Object

instance.SetEndTime(endTime)

void SetEndTime(
	Object^ endTime
)

abstract SetEndTime : 
        endTime : Object -> unit 

Parameters

endTime

Type: SystemObject
The new end time for the period. The value may be an AFTime, DateTime, PITime, String, or numeric. A DateTime (or a DATE will be treated as UTC time if its Kind property is set to Unspecified. Because DATE values from COM or VB6 clients are marshalled as Unspecified, these client applications must convert to UTC prior to marshalling. An integer numeric represents the number of ticks (100-nanosecond intervals) since January 1, 0001. A floating point numeric represents the number of seconds since January 1, 1970 UTC. A String is interpreted as local time, unless it contains a time zone indicator such as a trailing "Z" or "GMT". Strings will be interpreted with the AFTime.Parse Overload methods so that relative formats with intervals ("*", "T+3h", etc.) are also supported. Relative time intervals are based on the object's QueryDate.

When you change the value of the end time, the new value must always be later than the StartTime. If the EndTime property evaluates to AFTime.MaxValue, the period is considered still in progress and the end time is implied as the current time. Passing AFTime.MaxValue to this method sets the end time so the period is implied to be still in progress.

Setting the end time will not automatically capture attribute values. To capture values, you must call the CaptureValues method. If the attribute values are captured, then modifying the end time will update the cached values. If the end time is set to AFTime.MaxValue, then any captured values will be cleared.

AFSDK

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