>>>
>>>transf(ttoc(datetime(), 1), '@R ####-##-##T##:##:##')
>>>
>>>
>>>But the best is using parameters - no conversion needed
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>>Thank you for the link. For this particular case I chose to use GetDate() that seems to be the native SQL server function and probably synchronizes the date and time with the SQL Server which I think is a benefit.
>
>GetDate() will give you the current datetime on the server. ttoc(datetime()) will give you datetime on the client.
This is why I chose GetDate so that the Date and Time will be consistent for all clients.
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