Query: System date and time.

hi all,
Does any one know how to get the System Date and System Time using query. This is for my Formatted search.
Thanks In advance.
Bruce.

if you are using SQL Server
SELECT GetDate()

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Bill,
reviewing the thread Dennis linked (thanks for that) reveals that it is the same account which opened this thread here three month later.
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Time Machine couldn't complete this backup .... The system date and time is incorrect

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user10484841 wrote:
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