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Old 06-17-02, 07:01
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Timestamp Field
Hello !

I need to record date & time when a new record is added ot the field is updated.

I have used the timestamp value which shows as 'binary' when the row is updated but does not show the date.

Can anyone help please ?

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Old 06-17-02, 15:38
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which database?
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Old 06-21-02, 12:20
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Itīs always the same ... everybody thinks his database system is the one and only
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Old 06-24-02, 03:05
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which database?
SQL 7 - sorry !
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Old 06-24-02, 09:02
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Use getdate or getutcdate.
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