CalculateTimeSpan

Calculates the time span between two dates using Powershell's `New-TimeSpan` command. A timespan with a start date of "2022-04-02T15:42:48" and end date of "2022-04-12T16:55:07" would return the following: Days : 10 Hours : 1 Minutes : 12 Seconds : 19 Milliseconds : 0 Ticks : 8683390000000 TotalDays : 10.0502199074074 TotalHours : 241.205277777778 TotalMinutes : 14472.3166666667 TotalSeconds : 868339 TotalMilliseconds : 868339000

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Details

ID	`CalculateTimeSpan`
Language	powershell
From Version	6.1.0
Docker Image	`demisto/powershell:7.5.0.9017890`
Tags	Utilities

README

Calculates the time span between two dates using Powershell’s New-TimeSpan command.

A timespan with a start date of “2022-04-02T15:42:48” and end date of “2022-04-12T16:55:07” would return the following:

Days : 10
Hours : 1
Minutes : 12
Seconds : 19
Milliseconds : 0
Ticks : 8683390000000
TotalDays : 10.0502199074074
TotalHours : 241.205277777778
TotalMinutes : 14472.3166666667
TotalSeconds : 868339
TotalMilliseconds : 868339000

Script Data

Name	Description
Script Type	powershell
Tags	Utilities

Inputs

Argument Name	Description
start_time	Specifies the start of a time span. Enter a string that represents the date and time, such as “3/15/09”. If no value supplied the current date time will be used
end_time	Specifies the end of a time span. If no value supplied the current date and time will be used.

Outputs

Path	Description	Type
TimeSpan.Days	The number of whole days between the start and end time	Unknown
TimeSpan.Hours	The number of whole hours between the start and end time	Unknown
TimeSpan.Minutes	The number of whole minutes between the start and end time	Unknown
TimeSpan.Seconds	The number of whole seconds between the start and end time	Unknown
TimeSpan.Milliseconds	The number of whole milliseconds between the start and end time	Unknown
TimeSpan.Ticks	The number of whole ticks between the start and end time. 1 tick is equals to 100 nanoseconds or ten-millionth of a second	Unknown
TimeSpan.TotalDays	The number of whole and fractional days between the start and end time	Unknown
TimeSpan.TotalHours	The number of whole and fractional hours between the start and end time	Unknown
TimeSpan.TotalMinutes	The number of whole and fractional minutes between the start and end time	Unknown
TimeSpan.TotalSeconds	The number of whole and fractional seconds between the start and end time	Unknown
TimeSpan.TotalMilliseconds	The number of whole and fractional milliseconds between the start and end time	Unknown

Source

CalculateTimeSpan.Tests.ps1 CalculateTimeSpan.ps1 CalculateTimeSpan.yml

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args:
- description: Specifies the start of a time span. Enter a string that represents the date and time, such as "3/15/09". If no value supplied the current date time will be used
  name: start_time
- description: Specifies the end of a time span. If no value supplied the current date and time will be used.
  name: end_time
comment: |-
  Calculates the time span between two dates using Powershell's `New-TimeSpan` command.

  A timespan with a start date of "2022-04-02T15:42:48" and end date of "2022-04-12T16:55:07" would return the following:

  Days                          : 10
  Hours                        : 1
  Minutes                    : 12
  Seconds                   : 19
  Milliseconds           : 0
  Ticks                          : 8683390000000
  TotalDays                : 10.0502199074074
  TotalHours              : 241.205277777778
  TotalMinutes          : 14472.3166666667
  TotalSeconds         : 868339
  TotalMilliseconds : 868339000
commonfields:
  id: CalculateTimeSpan
  version: -1
dockerimage: demisto/powershell:7.5.0.9017890
enabled: true
name: CalculateTimeSpan
outputs:
- contextPath: TimeSpan.Days
  description: The number of whole days between the start and end time
- contextPath: TimeSpan.Hours
  description: The number of whole hours between the start and end time
- contextPath: TimeSpan.Minutes
  description: The number of whole minutes between the start and end time
- contextPath: TimeSpan.Seconds
  description: The number of whole seconds between the start and end time
- contextPath: TimeSpan.Milliseconds
  description: The number of whole milliseconds between the start and end time
- contextPath: TimeSpan.Ticks
  description: The number of whole ticks between the start and end time. 1 tick is equals to 100 nanoseconds or ten-millionth of a second
- contextPath: TimeSpan.TotalDays
  description: The number of whole and fractional days between the start and end time
- contextPath: TimeSpan.TotalHours
  description: The number of whole and fractional hours between the start and end time
- contextPath: TimeSpan.TotalMinutes
  description: The number of whole and fractional minutes between the start and end time
- contextPath: TimeSpan.TotalSeconds
  description: The number of whole and fractional seconds between the start and end time
- contextPath: TimeSpan.TotalMilliseconds
  description: The number of whole and fractional milliseconds between the start and end time
runas: DBotWeakRole
script: ''
scripttarget: 0
tags:
- Utilities
type: powershell
fromversion: 6.1.0
tests:
- No tests (auto formatted)