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====See Also==== | ====See Also==== | ||
*[[Date$]] | *[[Date$]] | ||
*[[Date ( | *[[Date (internal function)]] | ||
*[[Time]] [[command]] | *[[Time]] ([[command]]) | ||
====Technical Considerations==== | ====Technical Considerations==== | ||
# The time can be changed by the operator using the | # The time can be changed by the operator using the Time command from Business Rules!. On a [[multi-user system]], these changes do not affect other [[workstations]]. | ||
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[[Category:Internal Functions]] | [[Category:Internal Functions]] | ||
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Revision as of 14:09, 6 May 2014
The Time$ internal function returns the system time in the format hh:mm:ss.
Comments and Examples
00010 PRINT #255,USING 20: TIME$, DATE$ 00020 FORM "Time: ",C 8,SKIP 1," Date: ",C 8
Lines 10 and 20 illustrate putting TIME$ and DATE$ as identifying information on a printed report.
See Also
Technical Considerations
- The time can be changed by the operator using the Time command from Business Rules!. On a multi-user system, these changes do not affect other workstations.