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The precision of the result of the CURRENT_TIMESTAMP function is different depending on the generation language

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Article ID: 35791

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Gen Gen - Workstation Toolset Gen - Host Encyclopedia Gen - Run Time Distributed

Issue/Introduction

Issue: 

The precision of the result of the CURRENT_TIMESTAMP function is different depending on the generation language.

  • C:     yyyy-mm-dd-hh.mm.ss.nnn000 - returns milliseconds 
  • Java: yyyy-mm-dd-hh.mm.ss.nnn000 - returns milliseconds 
  • C#:   yyyy-mm-dd-hh.mm.ss.nnnnnn - returns microseconds 

 

Environment: 

CA Gen Run Time, Internet Client: r8.0?r8.5

 

Resolution:

  • In Gen, a function is used in order to acquire the value of a CURRENT_TIMESTAMP variable from the system time. 
  • As different generation languages have been implemented in Gen over time the method used by each function has evolved, and this has resulted in improved precision for C#.
  • The value of a timestamp is kept with the format of yyyymmddhhmmssnnnnnn (20 digits). When displaying the value of a timestamp on a window, it is displayed according to the defined edit pattern for the field.

Environment

Release: KGNDDL99000-8.5-Gen-DBP Developer License
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