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Latest revision as of 05:48, 15 January 2019
F$TIME() is a lexical function that returns the current date and time in absolute time format. The F$TIME function has no arguments, but must be followed by parentheses.
Example
$ time = f$time() $ show sym time TIME = "18-DEC-2018 10:46:19.41"