Set :system.current_datatime

Hi !
1. The :system.current_datetime, display current date & time in this formate: DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MM:SS.
2. I want to display time not in 24 hr mode, but in 12 hr mode.
Thanks!
Regards!

I don't think that you can set a system variable.
You can assign it to a parameter into your form and then display time in your favourite format.
Hope it helps you,
Fabrizio
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