An ISO timestamp format is simply the concatenation of a date and a time in that order, with the capital T before the time mandatory. Again, no spaces ever appear in an ISO format. No special interpretation is required. Hyphens are required. ODBC Timestamp Format Timestamps are made by specifying a date, followed by a single space, followed by the time.
Any string s with words inside fall into the Textual category.
These formats do not attempt to resolve ambiguities according to the current locale or Tango Server settings, as it is designed to be a stand-alone tag. Ambiguous values are not accepted. Timestamps are created by writing a date, followed by white space, followed by a time. A time may never be specified first. These words are assumed to be weekday and month names in a variety of different languages.