The standard for dates follows the Gregorian Calendar and that for time uses the 24-hour clock system.
All the zeros cannot be omitted so that the formats are unique.
Format Example (2007/1/1 01:30:45 PST) Year YYYY 2007 Calendar Date YYYY-MM 2007-01 YYYYMM 200701 YYYY-MM-DD 2007-01-01 YYYYMMDD 20070101 Week Date YYYY-Www 2007-W01 YYYYWww 2007W01 YYYY-Www-D 2007-W01-2 YYYYWwwD 2007W012 Ordinal Date YYYY-DDD 2007-001 YYYYDDD 2007001 Time hh:mm:ss 01:30:45 hhmmss 013045 hh:mm 01:30 hhmm 0130 Time Factions hh,ff 01,5 hh:mm,ff 01:30,75 Timezones +/-[hh][mm] -08:00
src/junos/lib/ddl/input/netapps.cmd.dd command show { command pfe { help "Show Packet Forwarding Engine information"; option ""; /* Drop the pfe */ .... command syslog { help "Show system log messages"; require trace; xml-name get-syslog-events; hidden from-cli; action execute mgd mgd_cli_js_command; option PATH_FILTER_SYSLOG; argument start-time { help "Earliest timestamp of messages to include in output"; type time; flag iso8601; option "-s"; } argument stop-time { help "Latest timestamp of messages to include in output"; type time; flag iso8601; option "-l"; } } } }