Zero Field (TdIntervalDayToSecond)

Gets an TdIntervalDayToSecond instance that contains all zero elements for each interval field.

Syntax

Visual Basic
C#
C++/CLI

'Declaration
 
Public Shared ReadOnly Zero As TdIntervalDayToSecond

'Usage
 
Dim value As TdIntervalDayToSecond
 
value = TdIntervalDayToSecond.Zero

public static readonly TdIntervalDayToSecond Zero

public:
static readonly TdIntervalDayToSecond Zero

Example

This example shows how to determine if an interval is negative.

TdIntervalDayTo Second dtsInterval = new TdIntervalDayToSecond(0, 0, 0, 0, -100000);
if (dtsInterval < TdIntervalDayToSecond.Zero)
{
   Console.WriteLine("The Interval is negative");
}
// The output of the console is "The interval is negative"

Remarks

A Zero TdIntervalDayToSecond may be used to determine whether other instances of intervals represent postive, negative or non-zero intervals.

Requirements

Product	Versions	Platforms
.NET	6, 7	Windows, Linux, MacOS
.NET Framework	4.6.2, 4.7, 4.7.1, 4.7.2, 4.8	Windows
.NET Standard	2.0	Windows, Linux, MacOS

Reference

TdIntervalDayToSecond Structure
TdIntervalDayToSecond Members