Time stamp a Smartview Retrieve

Hello!
Does anyone have something that puts a time stamp on a excel sheet upon retrieval/refresh of a sheet?
thanks,
Brent

You might try adding a macro: McGimpsey &amp; Associates : Excel : Time and date stamps
You can try using a substitution variable as well if they can be set to CurDate and CurTime read from your system.

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How do you make a time stamp update?

Hi, thanks in advance...
I am programming an interface to a scale... it retrieves a weight, time stamps it, enters a comment, then sends this string to a spreadsheet.
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Feature Request: Add Date / Time Stamp to Timecode Effect
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Hi All,
I have code that is saving the results of a query in a result set.
When ever i read a time stamp from the db (mysql 4) it always adds ".0" to the end of it.
I tried using the getTimeStamp, getDate, getString methods for result sets and was not able to resolve the issue.
Am i missing something here?
Thanks

here is the code
public static Table executeSelect(Connection conn, String qry)
 throws SQLException {
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 try {
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 rs = stm.executeQuery(qry);
 Table t = new Table(rs);
 return t;
 } finally {
 close(null,stm,rs);
Basically the user is asked to enter the query and the connection settings and then i retrieve the data and return a table.
Now if i try to print the value of the time stamp from the result set it adds a a .0
So for example if am running the following
select mod_ts from temp limit 1;
| mod_ts |
| 2007-12-28 09:32:58 |
1 row in set (0.00 sec)
When i print the value of the time stamp it gets printed as 2007-12-28 09:32:58.0
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public Table(ResultSet rs) throws SQLException {
 ResultSetMetaData rsmd = rs.getMetaData();
 int colCount = rsmd.getColumnCount();
 colNames = new String[colCount];
 colTypes = new int[colCount];
 for ( int i=0; i<colCount; i++) {
 String colName = rsmd.getColumnName(i+1);
 colNames[i] = colName;
 int colType = rsmd.getColumnType(i+1);
 colTypes[i] = colType;
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 if ( data == null) {
 data = new ArrayList<List>();
 List<Object> row = new ArrayList<Object>();
 for ( int i=0; i<colCount; i++) {
 Object ob = rs.getObject(colNames);
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I've written a VI that acquires data (AI) at specified time intervals
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Unagi,
I am not exactly sure what you are trying to do, but I can
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Hello Everyone,
Today I made a short program to interface with a GPS antenna over the serial port, and parse the incoming strings. That part seems to work great. However, when I decode the GGA sentence to retrieve the UTC time (hhmmss.ss) and try to convert it to a time stamp, the value seems off.
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Alex
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Ok, thanks for the quick responses everyone. I will try to weave together replies to some of your comments, as well as talk about a discovery I made.
As far as my system goes, I actually have a Blue Tooth unit communicating over the serial port. It works great through Hyper Terminal, as I can use it to retrieve NMEA sentences just fine. The VI I made with Labview retrieves the sentences just as well, so I know I am communicating with my antenna. I know I have a lock on several satellites, because I can get that information from one of the sentences. The UTC time it provides, in the format hhmmss.ss (similar to your GPRMC Mike), seems correct. It matches my system time within a minute. So I am pretty confident with the system setup.
That being said, I made a discovery this morning that might point to the problem. Right now I am retrieving 2 sentences from the GPS unit: GPGGA and GPVTG. When only pulling in the GPGGA sentence into Labview, the UTC time seems to be updating as I would expect. Every time I count one second of time, the UTC time changes by one second. Great! Then I programmed the GPS unit to start outputting GPVTG sentences in addition to the GPGGA sentence. Now when I look at the UTC time, it takes longer than 1 second real time to update 1 second of UTC time. I hope that makes sense. So it seems like when I pull in two sentences at a time, the system slows down. Is this a VISA read error or something? I don't know where the problem really could be. This seems like the main issue.
Otherwise, the second problem I have, is actually converting the GGA time value to a Labview timestamp. Right now I just have the UTC value (hhmmss.ss) feed into a "to Time Stamp" function within Labview. I'm not sure that is the correct way of going about it though. I guess I'm not even sure where a date value comes into play either?
Anyways, hope you can guys can see something here that I am missing.
Thanks again.

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Appending and add time stamp at a time........

Hi all,
i am working on a scenario...
it is file based..no mapping and bpm can be used.
I need to pick up file through xi and append it and put in the target with time stamp to it.
we can achieve this if mapping or bpm is allowed.....
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using another scenario we will pick up the appeneded file and add time stamp and keep in target structure...
but i dont think this is advisable...
please suggest me any other ways to achieve this...(can run operating system command be helpfull??)
thanks in advance..
Regards,
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HI,
Yes you are right, Appending and adding Time Stamp will not be possible simultaneously.
Refer - this could help you
Dynamic Filename with TimeStamp
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/people/william.li/blog/2006/04/18/dynamic-configuration-of-some-communication-channel-parameters-using-message-mapping
But some how you have to use mapping for it. Then if its allowed to use the mapping then as you have suggested, should have to go for two scenarios. No alternative,
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