Knaģis
2012-11-06 23:32:07
Use DateTimeOffset.Parse(string).UtcDateTime.
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assume I have this string : How can I convert it to DateTimeOffset object that will have UTC time - means -00:00 as Time Zone - even if I run it on machine on a specific timezone?
Assume String: "2012-10-08T04:50:12.0000000"
Convert.ToDateTime("2012-10-08T04:50:12.0000000" + "Z");
--> DateTime d = {10/8/2012 6:50:12 AM} and I want it to be DateTime d = {10/8/2012 4:50:12 AM} as if it will understand I want the date as simple as it comes (BTW - my machine is in timezone +02:00)
Use DateTimeOffset.Parse(string).UtcDateTime.
Do not know if something has changed in .NET since this was asked but I had to append ToString() to the end to get this to work, but it works perfectly DateTimeOffset.Parse(string).UtcDateTime.ToString()