Inserting Timestamp INTO messages.

I know how to view the timestamp on Messages on the iPhone. I know I can swipe and see that.
I want to have a timestamp INCLUDED in my messages - so that people receiving messages from me see the time stamp of when I wrote the message, not when they received it.
One friend (not an iPhone user) swears I send text messages at 4am, because that's when his phone decides to grab them from the ether. I need to have the actual messages timestamped with the time I'm writing them!

No, there isn't.
take a screen shot of the messages from from your phone and send to him.

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I am having a problem inserting a timestamp into a Sql Database. I keep getting this error or a different on when i format the timestamp differently. In the following code the timestamp is not formated at all.
java.sql.SQLException: [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Line 1: Incorrect syntax near '13'
this is the sql statement that is executed
insert into timesheet(IDNUM,TimeIn,TimeOut,HoursWorked) values (123 , 2005-07-15 13:20:06.062 , 2005-07-15 13:20:06.062 ,0)
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The reason that i need the timestamps in there is that i am creating a time clock program for my school that they can put on a intranet so thier hourly employees can use instead of the current manual system they use.

even better would be to use prepared statements and set the fields via Timestamp objects.
String sql = "insert into timesheet(IDNUM ,TimeIn ,TimeOut ,HoursWorked ) values (?,?,?,?)";
Statement stmt = cnxn.prepareStatement(sql);
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stmt.setInt(1, idNum);
stmt.setTimeStamp(2, stamp);
stmt.setTimeStamp(3, stamp);
stmt.setInt(4, 0);
stmt.execute();It makes your code much more portable, as you don't have to worry about the database having a TO_DATE function with that syntax.
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Your question is quite unclear, it sounds like you have two questions:
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try this:
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