If you are using MySql, that is an even better situation. get the date always from the MySql server:

SELECT Curdate();
SELECT LocalTime();

So use that instead of DATE() function wherever that is an issue.


>>Just create a file on the server, and check its datetime with Adir().
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>This is a good idea, but I also have a problem.
>The folder in the server must be R/W in order to be able to write.
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>While I'm using VFP9 with MySQL database, no need to share the server's folder.
>The server's folder remains ReadOnly
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>Jerry Yang
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>>>in the LAN environment, is there a way to know the server's datetime()?
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>>>My client has an issue, the operator changes the clock so he can enter old invoices.
>>>My client want to each time the cashiers login, the program will compare the datetime() with the server's datetime()
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>>>Thanks for the help
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>>>Regards,
>>>
>>>Jerry Yang
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>>Just create a file on the server, and check its datetime with Adir().