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Hi,
Use TODAY keyword for date, and CURRENT for datetime information.
select today from systables where tabid=1;
select current from systables where tabid=1;
select today, current from systables where tabid=1;
Regards,
Shriyan
"Man who knows, knows, he knows nothing!"
Use TODAY keyword for date, and CURRENT for datetime information.
select today from systables where tabid=1;
select current from systables where tabid=1;
select today, current from systables where tabid=1;
Regards,
Shriyan
"Man who knows, knows, he knows nothing!"
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