VBS converts the current time to UTC time

VBS converts the current time to UTC time

This article mainly introduces how to convert the current time to UTC time by using VBS. It is very simple and practical. For more information, see

For example, the following code returns at the current time: 1368299689

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Option Explicit   Dim dtmDate   If WScript. Arguments. Named. Count> 0 Then Syntax   With WScript. Arguments. Unnamed 'Check command line arguments If. Count = 0 Then dtmDate = Now If. Count> 0 Then dtmDate =. Item (0) If. Count> 1 Then dtmDate = dtmDate & "&. Item (1) If. Count> 2 Then dtmDate = dtmDate & "&. Item (2) If. Count> 3 Then Syntax On Error Resume Next DtmDate = CDate (dtmDate) If Err Then On Error Goto 0 Syntax End If On Error Goto 0 If Not IsDate (dtmDate) Then Syntax End   'Calculate and display the result WScript. Echo DateDiff ("s", "00:00:00", dtmDate)     Sub Syntax WScript. Echo vbcrlf _ & "Date2UTC. vbs, Version 1.00 "_ & VbCrLf _ & "Convert any date/time to Unix time (UTC )"_ & VbCrLf _ & "Usage: CSCRIPT. EXE // NoLogo Date2UTC. vbs date [time]" _ & VbCrLf _ & "Where:" "date" "is the date to convert (default: current date/time )"_ & VbCrLf _ & "Time" "is the optional time to convert "_ & VbCrLf _ & "Notes: Though often called UTC, Unix time does not take into account leap "_ & VbCrLf _ & "Seconds, while" "official" "UTC does ."_ & VbCrLf _ & "If the specified date is ambiguous, the current user's date "_ & VbCrLf _ & "And time format is assumed ."_ & VbCrLf _ & "Written by Rob van der Woude "_ & VbCrLf _ & "Http://www.robvanderwoude.com" WScript. Quit 1 End Sub

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