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user 61332
A value that indicates a particular day and time, such as a timestamp.
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Convert different Date Formats into Date based on User locale
=string.valueof(dts[1]);
string yyyy=string.valueof(dts[0]);
string finaldate=mm+'/'+ dd+'/'+ yyyy ; */
Date parsedate= Date.valueof(JDate);
date datval=system.today();
DateTime … =null)
{
DateTime dtValue = DateTime.newInstance(Licensedate.year(), Licensedate.month(), Licensedate.day());
FormattedDate = dtValue.format('dd-MMM-yyyy'); …
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