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Returns or modifies the system date (current date defined on the current computer).
Remarks:
  • WEBDEV - Server code The system date corresponds to the current date defined on the server.
  • This function is equivalent to Today.
Example
Res = DateSys()   // Res = "20011225"
Res = DateToString(DateSys()) // Res = "25/12/2001"
Year = Left(DateSys(), 4)
// Year returns the current year (2001 for example)
WEBDEV - Server codeWindowsAjaxStored procedures
// Changes the system date and displays the new date
DateSys("20020101")
Info(DateSys())
WEBDEV - Server codeWindowsLinuxPHPAjaxStored procedures
TodaysDate is Date = DateSys()
EDT_Date = DateToDayInAlpha(TodaysDate) + " " + TodaysDate.Day + ...
" " + DateToMonthInAlpha(TodaysDate) + " at " + ...
TimeToString(TimeSys(), "HH:MM:SS")
// The EDT_Date control contains for example: Monday 13 August at 14:44:17
Syntax

Getting the system date Hide the details

<Result> = DateSys()
<Result>: Character string or Date variable
System date in YYYYMMDD format (YYYY corresponds to the year, MM to the month and DD to the day).
WEBDEV - Server codeWindowsAjax

Modifying the system date Hide the details

DateSys(<New date>)
<New date>: Character string, Date or DateTime variable
New system date. This date can correspond to:
  • a character string in YYYYMMDD format (YYYY corresponds to the year, MM to the month and DD to the day).
  • Versions 24 and later
    a character string in YYYYMMDDHHmmSSCC format (YYYY corresponds to the year, MM to the month, DD to the day, HH to hours, mm to minutes, SS to seconds and CC to hundredths of a second (use CCC for thousandths of a second)). In this case, only the date is taken into account.
    New in version 24
    a character string in YYYYMMDDHHmmSSCC format (YYYY corresponds to the year, MM to the month, DD to the day, HH to hours, mm to minutes, SS to seconds and CC to hundredths of a second (use CCC for thousandths of a second)). In this case, only the date is taken into account.
    a character string in YYYYMMDDHHmmSSCC format (YYYY corresponds to the year, MM to the month, DD to the day, HH to hours, mm to minutes, SS to seconds and CC to hundredths of a second (use CCC for thousandths of a second)). In this case, only the date is taken into account.
  • a Date variable.
  • Versions 24 and later
    a DateTime variable. In this case, only the date is taken into account.
    New in version 24
    a DateTime variable. In this case, only the date is taken into account.
    a DateTime variable. In this case, only the date is taken into account.
Remarks
  • To get the system date in a format other than YYYYMMDD, the string must be formatted using the DateToString, Right, Left functions or the date properties. The YYYYMMDD format was chosen because it allows you to check the order of dates. This would not be possible with a date in YYYYDDMM or DDMMYYYY format, for example.
  • On all current systems, the year of the system date can be between 1920 and 2120.
  • Caution: To modify the system date, you must have the administrator rights on the current computer.
  • WEBDEV - Browser codeLinuxPHP In this version, DateSys can only be used to return the system date (current date defined on the current computer or on the browser computer).
Related Examples:
Calculations on durations Unit examples (WINDEV): Calculations on durations
[ + ] Calculations on dates and times with the WLanguage functions:
- Calculate the duration between two moments (dates and times)
- Calculate a sum of durations
- Calculate an average of durations
Business / UI classification : Neutral code
Component : wd260std.dll
See also
Minimum version required
  • Version 9
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Comments
Exemplo Datesys
// Exemplo datesys

EDT_Data_Hoje = DateSys()

// Blog com Video e Exemplo

http://windevdesenvolvimento.blogspot.com.br/2016/11/aula-980-windev-datas-15-datesys.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1pI_RtNhgY

De matos
04 Dec. 2016
Exemplo Data - Date Para Texto
d_data_hoje is Date=DateSys()
t_hora_hoje is Time=TimeSys()
s_dhEvento is string=NumToString(d_data_hoje..Year,"04d")+"-"
s_dhEvento+=NumToString(d_data_hoje..Month,"02d")+"-"
s_dhEvento+=NumToString(d_data_hoje..Day,"02d")+"T"
s_dhEvento+=NumToString(t_hora_hoje..Hour,"02d")+":"
s_dhEvento+=NumToString(t_hora_hoje..Minute,"02d")+":"
s_dhEvento+=NumToString(t_hora_hoje..Second,"02d")+"-"
IF empresa_parametro.horario_verao=True THEN
s_dhEvento+="02:00"
ELSE
s_dhEvento+="03:00"
END
// 2016-02-09T20:22:27-02:00
//Blog Com Video Exemplo
http://windevdesenvolvimento.blogspot.com.br/2016/02/curso-windev-datas-004-transformar-data.html
De matos AMARILDO
11 Feb. 2016
WinDev for a Windows application: beware of user privileges!
When trying to set the computer's clock to a certain date / time, the functions DateSys("20151231") or TimeSys("18:00:00") will not return an error code if the computer's clock is not set (mostly because of missing admin rights). If you wish to be able to act on a returned error then use the API SetSystemTime.
Jimbo
21 May 2015