ConnectivityInterval.StartTime Property

public:
 property DateTime StartTime { DateTime get(); };

DateTime StartTime();

public System.DateTimeOffset StartTime { get; }

var dateTime = connectivityInterval.startTime;

Public ReadOnly Property StartTime As DateTimeOffset

Property Value

A Windows.Foundation.DateTime (UTC) marking when the interval began. If the query window starts mid-interval this value can precede the window's start; the returned duration will be truncated accordingly.

Examples

Enumerate recent interval start times (C#):

var profile = Windows.Networking.Connectivity.NetworkInformation.GetInternetConnectionProfile();
if (profile != null)
{
    var end = DateTime.UtcNow;
    var start = end - TimeSpan.FromHours(2);
    var states = new Windows.Networking.Connectivity.NetworkUsageStates(); // unconstrained
    var intervals = await profile.GetConnectivityIntervalsAsync(start, end, states);

    foreach (var iv in intervals)
    {
        DateTimeOffset intervalStart = iv.StartTime;
        var duration = iv.ConnectionDuration;
        // Process interval (intervalStart .. intervalStart + duration)
    }
}

Remarks

Notes

• Pairs with ConnectivityInterval.ConnectionDuration to define the full span.
• Represents the moment the interface entered a connected state for this contiguous interval.
• May lie earlier than the query's startTime if the interval was already in progress (truncation scenario).
• Use together with successive intervals to reconstruct a connectivity timeline and detect gaps (offline / transition periods).
• For incremental processing, advance a cursor using StartTime + ConnectionDuration of the last fully closed interval.