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Description:
Time in Active Directory is stored in a 64 bit integer that keeps track of the number of 100-Nanosecond intervals which have passed since January 1, 1601 (not to be confused with EPOCH). The 64 bit value uses 2 32bit parts to store the time. This function simply takes that number, and converts it for easy use. Algorithm adapted from a House of Fusion posting from David Strong. Returns a structure with the following elements: date: mm/dd/yyyy formatted date. time: HH:mm formatted date. ts: Raw timestamp.

Return Values:
Returns a struct.

Example:

<cfset stADDateTime = convertActiveDirectoryTime("127944393687163952")>
<cfoutput>
The Date is #stADDateTime.Date# and the time is #stADDateTime.Time#. 
Or freestyle format of: #DateFormat(stADDateTime.ts,"MMDDYYYY")# #TimeFormat(stADDateTime.ts,"hh:mmtt")#
</cfoutput>

Parameters:

Full UDF Source:

/**
 * Converts Active Directory 100-Nanosecond time stamps.
 * 
 * @param adTime      Time in ActiveDirectory format. (Required)
 * @return Returns a struct. 
 * @author Tariq Ahmed (tariq@dopejam.com) 
 * @version 1, September 6, 2006 
 */
function convertActiveDirectoryTime(adTime) {
    var retVal = structNew();
    var tempTime = arguments.adTime / (60*10000000);
    retVal.ts = DateAdd('n',tempTime,'1/1/1601');
    retVal.ts = DateConvert("utc2Local", retVal.ts );
    retVal.date = Dateformat(retVal.ts,'mm/dd/yyyy');
    retVal.time = Timeformat(retVal.ts,'HH:mm');
    return retVal;
}