March 2000
Beginner
464 pages
9h 17m
English
| 1: | From where is the system date and time normally derived? |
| A1: | The system date is derived from the current date and time of the operating system on the host machine. |
| 2: | List the standard internal elements of a DATETIME value. |
| A2: | YEAR, MONTH, DAY, HOUR, MINUTE, and SECOND. |
| 3: | What could be a major factor concerning the representation and comparison of date and time values if your company is an international organization? |
| A3: | The awareness of time zones may be a concern. |
| 4: | Can a character string date value be compared to a date value defined as a valid DATETIME data type? |
| A4: | A DATETIME data type cannot be accurately compared to a date value defined as a character string. The character string must ... |
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