- CurrentDateTime
- /documentation/pages/Ref/Portable SQL/Date Functions/CurrentDateTime.xml
Get the current date and time (according to the SQL database server).
- TIME Function
- /documentation/pages/Ref/Api/Functions/Data Type/Date and Time Functions/TIME Function.xmlReturns the current time on the system clock as a string value using the format 'HH:MM:SS', optional format controls other times, passed in time type can be used in place of the current time.
- DATE Function
- /documentation/pages/Ref/Api/Functions/Data Type/Date and Time Functions/DATE Function.xmlReturns the current system date.
- GetTimeZoneOffset Function
- /documentation/pages/Ref/Api/Functions/Data Type/Date and Time Functions/GetTimeZoneOffset Function.xmlThe GetTimeZoneOffset() function returns difference between the time zone of the computer and Greenwich Mean Time in hours.
- FILE_GET_DATE_TIME Function
- /documentation/pages/Ref/Api/Functions/System/File Functions/FILE_GET_DATE_TIME Function.xmlReturns the date, or time when a file was last updated. Info: d - date, t - time, dt - date&time
- Time and Date Functions
- /documentation/pages/Ref/Api/Functions/Data Type/Date and Time Functions/Time and Date Functions.xmlDescriptions and examples of time and date functions.
- - (Date Time Subtraction)
- /documentation/pages/Ref/Xbasic/Operators/Date Operators/- (Date Time Subtraction).xmlTime subtraction produces a date time value or number by subtracting an integral or fractional number of Seconds from Operand1.
- Date and Time Functions
- /documentation/pages/Ref/Api/Functions/Data Type/Date and Time Functions/Date and Time Functions.xmlAlpha Anywhere provides the following Date and Time functions.
- Date and Time Functions
- /documentation/pages/Ref/Api/Functions/Data Type/Date and Time Functions/index.xmlMethods to support date and time data types.
- + (Date Time Addition)
- /documentation/pages/Ref/Xbasic/Operators/Date Operators/+ (Date Time Addition).xmlDate time addition produces a date time value by adding an integral or fractional number of Seconds to Operand1. See also Xbasic Language Reference, Date and Time Functions