OracleTimeStampTZ(int, int, int, int, int, int, double, string)
This constructor creates a new instance of the OracleTimeStampTZ structure and sets its value for date and time using year, month, day, hour, minute, second, millisecond, and time zone data.
                  
Declaration
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public OracleTimeStampTZ(int year, int month, int day, int hour, 
  int minute,   int second, double millisecond, string timeZone);Parameters
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                        yearThe year provided. Range of yearis (-4712 to 9999).
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                        monthThe month provided. Range of monthis (1 to 12).
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                        dayThe day provided. Range of dayis (1 to 31).
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                        hourThe hour provided. Range of houris (0 to 23).
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                        minuteThe minute provided. Range of minuteis (0 to 59).
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                        secondThe second provided. Range of secondis (0 to 59).
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                        millisecondThe millisecond provided. Range of millisecondis (0 to 999.999999).
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                        timeZoneThe time zone data provided. 
Exceptions
ArgumentOutOfRangeException - The argument value for one or more of the parameters is out of the specified range.
                  
ArgumentException - The argument values of the parameters cannot be used to construct a valid OracleTimeStampTZ (that is, the day is out of range for the month or the time zone is invalid).
                  
Remarks
timeZone can be either an hour offset, for example, 7:00, or a valid time zone region name that is provided in V$TIMEZONE_NAMES, such as US/Pacific. Time zone abbreviations are not supported. 
                  
If time zone is null, the OracleGlobalization.TimeZone of the thread is used.
                  
Note:
PST is a time zone region name as well as a time zone abbreviation; therefore it is accepted by OracleTimeStampTZ.