Represents an absolute point in time, specified to the second.
C_DATE_TIME
ISO 8601-compatible constraint on instances of Date_Time. There is no validity
flag for ‘year’, since it must always be by definition mandatory in order to have a
sensible date/time at all. Syntax expressions of instances of this class include
“YYYY-MM-DDT??:??:??” (date/time with optional time) and “YYYY-MMDDTHH:
MM:xx” (date/time, seconds not allowed).
The AOM/8601 pattern includes optional time, which is not in the value space of xsd DateTime. Hence, this must be a unique AOM type.
Represents an absolute point in time, specified to the second.
C_DATE_TIME
ISO 8601-compatible constraint on instances of Date_Time. There is no validity flag for ‘year’, since it must always be by definition mandatory in order to have a sensible date/time at all. Syntax expressions of instances of this class include “YYYY-MM-DDT??:??:??” (date/time with optional time) and “YYYY-MMDDTHH: MM:xx” (date/time, seconds not allowed). The AOM/8601 pattern includes optional time, which is not in the value space of xsd DateTime. Hence, this must be a unique AOM type.