Since you know you want to update the date and time you include
the date time field as one field included with the retrieval of
others when you create the record set. Then update the date time
field in the record set before saving the modified record set back
to the database for updating which enables you to reduce the number
of operations while achieving the same objective.
If you want the date time on the server you can be better off using
SQL to modify the date time field data before it is returned to the
SELECT query [1].
If you want the date time on the client you'll use JavaScript to query
the client's machine [2].
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[1]
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/A...24859/sr=ka-2/ref=pd_ka_2/104-7706747-0956731
[2]
http://developer.irt.org/script/script.htm
