#
  #       The basic problem here is that the Parse [and TryParse] methods of
  #       the DateTime structure seem to always return local time, even when
  #       string value clearly indicates otherwise (i.e. the trailing "Z",
  #       indicating UTC).
  #
  expr {round([object invoke System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteConvert ToUnixEpoch \

      "2012-01-01 12:00:00Z"])}


} -constraints {eagle command.object monoBug42 System.Data.SQLite} -result \
{1325390400}}

###############################################################################

runTest {test data-1.21 {SQLiteConvert ToUnixEpoch (Local)} -body {
  #
  # NOTE: At first, the test result here may not seem correct; however, the
  #       same result can be seen by compiling and running the following C#
................................................................................

runTest {test data-1.53 {BindAllAsText w/DateTime} -setup {
  setupDb [set fileName data-1.53.db] "" Ticks Utc BindAllAsText
} -body {
  sql execute $db "CREATE TABLE t1(x);"

  list [sql execute $db "INSERT INTO t1 (x) VALUES(?);" \
      [list param1 DateTime [set dateTime [object invoke DateTime Parse \
      "2000.02.29 13:59:58.1234567Z"]]]] [sql execute -execute reader \

      -format list $db "SELECT x FROM t1;"]
} -cleanup {
  cleanupDb $fileName

  unset -nocomplain dateTime db fileName
} -constraints {eagle command.object monoBug28 monoBug42 command.sql\
compile.DATA SQLite System.Data.SQLite} -result {1 630874007980000000}}

###############################################################################

runTest {test data-1.54 {bind function to a connection} -setup {
  set fileName data-1.54.db
} -body {
  set id [object invoke Interpreter.GetActive NextId]

  #
  #       The basic problem here is that the Parse [and TryParse] methods of
  #       the DateTime structure seem to always return local time, even when
  #       string value clearly indicates otherwise (i.e. the trailing "Z",
  #       indicating UTC).
  #
  expr {round([object invoke System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteConvert ToUnixEpoch \
      [set dateTime [object invoke -create -alias DateTime ParseExact \
      "2012-01-01 12:00:00Z" [getDateTimeFormat] null AdjustToUniversal]]])}
} -cleanup {
  unset -nocomplain dateTime
} -constraints {eagle command.object monoBug42 System.Data.SQLite} -result \
{1325419200}}

###############################################################################

runTest {test data-1.21 {SQLiteConvert ToUnixEpoch (Local)} -body {
  #
  # NOTE: At first, the test result here may not seem correct; however, the
  #       same result can be seen by compiling and running the following C#
................................................................................

runTest {test data-1.53 {BindAllAsText w/DateTime} -setup {
  setupDb [set fileName data-1.53.db] "" Ticks Utc BindAllAsText
} -body {
  sql execute $db "CREATE TABLE t1(x);"

  list [sql execute $db "INSERT INTO t1 (x) VALUES(?);" \
      [list param1 DateTime [set dateTime [object invoke -create \
      DateTime ParseExact "2000-02-29 13:59:58.1234567Z" \
      [getDateTimeFormat] null AdjustToUniversal]]]] [sql execute \
      -execute reader -format list $db "SELECT x FROM t1;"]
} -cleanup {
  cleanupDb $fileName

  unset -nocomplain dateTime db fileName
} -constraints {eagle command.object monoBug28 monoBug42 command.sql\
compile.DATA SQLite System.Data.SQLite} -result {1 630874295981234567}}

###############################################################################

runTest {test data-1.54 {bind function to a connection} -setup {
  set fileName data-1.54.db
} -body {
  set id [object invoke Interpreter.GetActive NextId]