Re: DATE, TODAY, CURRENT.

} } In article <9407251242.AA16535@expo.din.lois.perm.su> res@expo.din.lois.perm.su writes: } >If my application program run query containing functions such as } >DATE, TODAY or CURRENT, who is responsible for its value? Server } >or Application? } } Depends on context. If you use the directive in an SQL statement, it's } taken from the server; if instead it's from a local tool context } (e.g. DEFAULT=today in a form, LET dtval = CURRENT in 4GL), it's from } the client. } } } -- } Alan Denney aland@informix.com {pyramid|uunet}!infmx!aland This will be even more exciting when they get the Application Partitioning working..... Will (villy@collinscomp.com)