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Syntax	toDate(year, month, day[, hour, minute, second[, millis[, timeZone]]])	Package
Alias	toDate(year, month, day[, hour, minute, second[, millis]])	Pkg Usage

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Parameter name	Type	Required	Description
year	Number	Yes	Specifies the year value.
month	Number	Yes	Specifies the month value. This value is 1-based (e.g 1 = January, 12 = December). Accepted values are [1-12].
day	Number	Yes	Specifies the day of month value. Providing an invalid day value for the specified month/year (e.g. 30 Feb 2013, 29 Feb 2013) will throw an exception at runtime. Accepted values are [1-28-29-30-31].
hour	Number	No	Specifies the hour of day value. Accepted values are [0-23].
minute	Number	No	Specifies the minutes value. Accepted values are [0-59].
second	Number	No	Specifies the number of seconds. Accepted values are [0-59].
millis	Number	No	Specifies the number of milliseconds. Accepted values are [0-999].
timeZone	String	No	Specifies the time zone using a format compatible with TimeZone. See TimeZone for more details.

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Converted year 2012, month 1, day 20, hour 0, minute 0, second 0, timeZone GMT+2 to date 20-Jan-2012 00:00:00 +0200

Note
The created date will use the locale of the JVM. If any of the parameters are outside of the specified interval (e.g attempting to create 32 January), the routine will return an empty date, such that isNull(date) is "true".

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