IfxTimeSpan public properties
| Property | Type | Access notes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Days | System.Int64 | read-only | The number of full days in the IfxTimeSpan. If the IfxTimeSpan is negative then this value will be negative. |
| EndTimeUnit | IfxTimeUnit | read-only | The smallest unit included in the IfxTimeSpan. Example: If the IfxTimeSpan uses Day to Minute
then Minute is the EndTimeUnit. |
| Hours | System.Int64 | read-only | Returns the remainder of dividing the number of full hours in the IfxTimeSpan by 24. |
| IsNull | System.Boolean | read-only | True if the IfxTimeSpan is null, otherwise False. |
| MaxScale | System.Int32 | read-only static | The largest number of digits allowed in the fraction of a second portion of the value. This currently has a value of 5. |
| MaxValue | IfxTimeSpan | read-only static | An IfxTimeSpan set to the largest value that it can hold. |
| Milliseconds | System.Int64 | read-only | Returns the remainder of dividing the number of full milliseconds in the IfxTimeSpan by 1000. If the IfxTimeSpan is negative then this value will be negative. |
| Minutes | System.Int64 | read-only | The component of TimeSpan that indicates the number of minutes. The value ranges from -59 to 59. If the IfxTimeSpan is negative then this value will be negative. |
| MinValue | IfxTimeSpan | read-only static | The smallest value that can be held in an IfxTimeSpan. |
| Null | IfxTimeSpan | read-only static | An IfxTimeSpan set to null. |
| Seconds | System.Int64 | read-only | Returns the remainder of dividing the number of full minutes in the instance by 60. If the instance is negative then this value will be negative. |
| StartTimeUnit | IfxTimeUnit | read-only | The largest unit included in the IfxTimeSpan. |
| Ticks | System.Decimal | read-only | The total number of ticks in the length of time
represented by the IfxTimeSpan. There are 10 000 000 ticks in one
second. If the IfxTimeSpan is negative then this value will be negative. |
| Zero | IfxTimeSpan | read-only static | The value 0. |