Citrix Systems 9.2 manual Is equal to the time argument, Sys.time.leGMT 2006 True in this example

100 Citrix NetScaler Policy Configuration and Reference Guide

Expressions that Return NetScaler System Dates and Times

NetScaler Time	Description
Operation
SYS.TIME.LE(time)	Returns a Boolean TRUE if the current time value precedes or
	is equal to the time argument.
	For example, if the current time is GMT 2005 May 1 10h 15m
	30s, and it is the first Sunday of the month, you can specify the
	following (evaluation results are shown in parentheses):
	•	sys.time.le(GMT 2006) (TRUE in this example.)
	•	sys.time.le(GMT 2005 Dec) (TRUE in this
		example.)
	•	sys.time.le(LOCAL 2005 May) (TRUE or
		FALSE depending on the current timezone. )
	•	sys.time.le(GMT 8h) (FALSE in this example.)
	•	sys.time.le(GMT 30m) (TRUE in this example.)
	•	sys.time.le(GMT May 10h) (TRUE in this
		example.)
	•	sys.time.le(GMT Jun 11h) (TRUE in this
		example.)
	•	sys.time.le(GMT Wed) (TRUE in this example.)
	•	sys.time.le(GMT May Sun_1) (TRUE in this
		example.)
SYS.TIME.LT(time)	Returns a Boolean TRUE if the current time value precedes the
	time argument.
	For example, if the current time is GMT 2005 May 1 10h 15m
	30s, and it is the first Sunday of the month, you can specify the
	following (evaluation results are shown in parentheses):
	•	sys.time.lt(GMT 2006) (TRUE in this example.)
	•	sys.time.lt.time.lt(GMT 2005 Dec) (TRUE
		in this example.)
	•	sys.time.lt(LOCAL 2005 May) (TRUE or
		FALSE depending on the current time zone.)
	•	sys.time.lt(GMT 8h) (FALSE in this example.)
	•	sys.time.lt(GMT 30m) (TRUE in this example.)
	•	sys.time.lt(GMT May 10h) (FALSE in this
		example.)
	•	sys.time.lt(GMT Jun 11h) (TRUE in this
		example.)
	•	sys.time.lt(GMT Wed) (TRUE in this example.)
	•	sys.time.lt(GMT May Sun_1) (FALSE in this
		example.)
SYS.TIME.MINUTES	Returns the current minute as an integer from 0 to 59.
SYS.TIME.MONTH	Extracts the current month and returns an integer from 1
	(January) to 12 (December).
SYS.TIME.	Calculates the number of seconds to the closest previous or
RELATIVE_BOOT	scheduled reboot, and returns an integer.
	If the closest boot time is in the past, the integer is negative. If it
	is in the future, the integer is positive.