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| Current time {( * )} -> Function result | ||||||||
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| * | Operator |   | Returns the current time from the server | |||||
| Function result | Time |   | Current time | |||||
The Current time command returns the current time from the system clock.
The current time is always between 00:00:00 and 23:59:59. Use String or Time string to obtain the string form of the time expression returned by Current time.
4D Server: If you use the asterisk (*) parameter when executing this function on a 4D Client machine, it returns the current time from the server.
The following example shows you how to time the length of an operation. Here, LongOperation is a method that needs to be timed:
 $vhStartTime:=Current time ` Save the start time
 LongOperation ` Perform the operation
 ALERT("The operation took "+String(Current time-$vhStartTime)) ` Display how long it took
	Product:  4D
	Theme:  Date and Time
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	Created:  < 4D v6
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