Date Time field in ASP/SQL Server?
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dim cn as adodb.connection\ncn.open "..."\n\ncn.execute "update tablename set update='" & now & "' where id='xxx' "\n\ncn.close
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DATE and DATETIME are different in that DATE only records month day and year, while DATETIME stores hours minutes and seconds, as well.\n\nThe original SQL should still work.\n\nA SQL statement to get years:\n\nSELECT DISTINCT YEAR(datecolumn) AS myyear FROM table ORDER BY myyear ASC\n\nThe problem you may face is that there are not months and years that match up properly. For example, you may have an April 2006 entry, but not an April 2005 entry.\n\nIf none of this seems to work right, you can always cheat it on the PHP side.\n\nFor example, you can simply get all distinct dates from the DB:\n\nSELECT DISTINCT datecolumn FROM table ORDER BY datecolumn ASC\n\nAnd then recycle the resultset for both pulldowns.\n\n<?\n$curmon = 0;\n$curyear = 0;\n$sql = "SELECT DISTINCT datecolumn FROM table ORDER BY datecolumn ASC";\n$rs = mysql_query($sql);\n?>\n<select name="month">\n<?\nwhile($row = mysql_fetch_array($rs)) {\n$date = strtotime($row['datecolumn']);\n$temp = getdate($date);\nif($tep['mon'] != $curmon) {\n$curmon = $temp['mon'];\necho "<option value=&#92;"$curmon&#92;"> $curmon </option>";\n}\n}\nmysql_data_seek($rs, 0);\n?>\n</select>\n\n<select name="year">\n<?\nwhile($row = mysql_fetch_array($rs)) {\n$date = strtotime($row['datecolumn']);\n$temp = getdate($date);\nif($tep['year'] != $curyear) {\n$curyear = $temp['year'];\necho "<option value=&#92;"$curyear&#92;"> $curyear </option>";\n}\n}\n?>\n</select>
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right click the time and it will have an icon that says Adust Date and time there u can set the time and date in the computer
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Try this Log Parser from microsoft (Log Parser 2.0)\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=8CDE4028-E247-45BE-BAB9-AC851FC166A4&displaylang=en\n\nYou can even due SQL like queries in your log file using this.
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in your query to the database, include criteria on the date field to filter the data retrieved.. or simply include an 'ORDER BY 'statement in the SQL statement to sort your data then you can simple manipulate the data
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The "Date:" part of the message header does come from the email client. If you're using a web service to send email (like Hotmail or Yahoo mail) it will most likely reflect the time at the server itself and not from your pc.  (This may be where you're getting vastly different times reflected.)\n\nIf you're using an SMTP/POP service through Outlook or other non-web mail client, you should get something approximating your local pc time with a time zone indicator after the timestamp, like -0500 for U.S. Eastern, etc.\n\nHope that helps.
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textbox1.text = date.today()\nOr\ndateTimePicker1.value = date.today()
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in the US you can use, time.nist.gov or or one of it mirrors. In Windows XP, \n1. double click on the time display.\nThe Date and Time properties should be display. \n2. Under the Internet Time tab,  there is a Automatically sysnchronize with Internet time server box, check the box.\n3. Press the Update button\n\nIt not really atomic time but it accurate within less than 1/2 second.
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Menu>settings>Time&Date
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DUAL and select the current time\n\nThe built-in function SYSDATE returns a DATE value containing the current date and time on your system. (Note Oracle is a client-server architecture and SQL*Plus is the client. SYSDATE gives you the time of the Unix system which you telnet in. It may NOT be the time of Oracle server unless you telnet into the machine running Oracle server.)\n\nFor example,\n\nSQL> SELECT TO_CHAR(SYSDATE , 'Dy DD-Mon-YYYY HH24:MI:SS') as "Current Date/Time" FROM DUAL;;\n\nreturns\n\nCurrent Time\n---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nMon 15-July-2002 10:01:29\n\n    * TO_CHAR is a function to format a value.\n    * DUAL is built-in relation in Oracle which serves as a dummy relation to put in the FROM clause when nothing else is appropriate. For example, try "SELECT  2+2 FROM DUAL;".
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C# is commonly used with SQL Server. Using this you simply need to add a reference at the top of your code:\nusing System.Data.SqlClient;\n\nThen use a SqlConnection, SqlCommand, and maybe a SqlDataReader. Set the connection up to reference your DB then create an SQL statement and execute the command. Then the DataReader will allow you to see each part.\nGood Luck!
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Find out anytime, here:\n\nhttp://www.worldtimeserver.com/current_time_in_FR.aspx
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http://redcort.com/timeclock.html\n\nIf you are looking for a simple solution use a template for Microsoft Excel:\n\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/TC011201441033.aspx
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I dont remember the exact syntax, but what you can do is to use the "find" command with the modify option, specifying the time (10 am). It might look something like the following, but do test on the system before using in the script:\n\n$ find / -mtime 10 -print
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You should be able to create a field whose value is "=[laterdatefield]-[earlierdatefield]"  Replace the information inside the brackets with your field names.
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The day is being calculated in another server. Your time zone may be different. Try after some time
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http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Programming/Components_and_Libraries/Karamasoft_UltimateCalendar___ASP_NET_Calendar___Date_Picker.html