Comment obtenir secondes depuis l'époque (1/1/1970) en VBA?

Question

Comment puis-je obtenir secondes depuis l'époque (1/1/1970) VBA ?

Answer 1

Que diriez-vous:

datediff("s",#1970/1/1#,now())

Answer 2

Cette devrait courir plus vite que la solution DateDiff:

Private Function Long2Date(lngDate As Long) As Date
    Long2Date = lngDate / 86400# + #1/1/1970#
End Function

Private Function Date2Long(dtmDate As Date) As Long
    Date2Long = (dtmDate - #1/1/1970#) * 86400
End Function

Answer 3

Voici une solution: http://vbcity.com/forums/t/5084.aspx

Function UnixTime() As Variant
    'The first parameter determines how the 
    ' difference will be measured in i.e. "S" for seconds
    UnixTime = DateDiff("S", "1/1/1970", Now())
End Function

Answer 4

J'ai essayé de le modifier pour mon fuseau horaire et prendre en compte l'heure d'été. Les fuseaux horaires peuvent avoir des paramètres diférentes quand il change.

Function Epoch2Date(lngDate As Long) As Date
'transfer to date
    Epoch2Date = lngDate / 86400# + #1/1/1970#
'check if it is summer time
    If IsDST(Epoch2Date) = False Then
'here you can use diferent values depend on time zone
    Epoch2Date = Epoch2Date - 0.041666667
    Else
    Epoch2Date = Epoch2Date - 0.0833333333333333
    End If
End Function

Public Function IsDST(ByVal d0 As Date) As Boolean
   IsDST = d0 >= NextSun("24.3." & Year(d0) & " 01:59:59") And d0 < NextSun("24.10." & Year(d0) & " 01:59:59")
End Function

Private Function NextSun(d1 As Date) As Date
        'if 24.3 or 24.10 is sunday returns 31.3 or 31.10
        If Weekday(d1, vbMonday) = 7 Then
            NextSun = d1 + 7
        Else
        'if not return nearest sunday
            NextSun = d1 + 7 - Weekday(d1, vbMonday)
        End If
    End Function

Answer 5

& DateDiff("s", "01/01/1970 00:00:00", Now()) Format(Now(), "ms")