Time stamps on messages

I thought apple had thought of everything,no timestamp on incoming messages,very disappointed.

This is very odd behavior and from what I can tell, not very desirable... how do we put in an official request for a change in this behavior?
Afterall, what benefit is there to inconsistently display the timestamp? It should at least be configurable.

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i have modify the loglevel to 10,but i can only find the date informatioin in mmp's log like this:
20060317 000000 PopProxyAService.cfg (sid 0xd100c4) USER login
which is the "time" stamp and what's it means?
i have read the Administration Guide/Reference,but didn't find session abt it.
where can i get some documents abt how to read the mmp's log file?
thx!

bash-2.05# tail -2 /mypath/PopProxy_20060317.log
20060317 052425 PopProxyAService.cfg (sid 0x6a2044) 12 C->S bytes, 34 S->C bytes in 0 seconds
20060317 052425 PopProxyAService.cfg (sid 0x6a2044) session end
bash-2.05# date
Fri Mar 17 13:24:26 CST 2006but 52425/3600=14.6h=14:36
that's different, i don't know the reason. does sth. wrong with my mmp?
thx in advance!
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How do I fix the time stamp?

How do I adjust the time stamp on messages in my inbox? When my mail comes to my iphone, the time is what I would assume is correct, but on my mac it shows a time stamp is for 5 hours later. I looked in mail preferences, but couldn't find anything.

Did you recently change time zones? Check the time zone on your system (make sure it's correct) and then restart Mail.app.
I just found that Mail has a bug where it doesn't update the received dates in the inbox when I change the time zone. Even new mails that arrive arrive in the previous time zone, which had the funny effect that I was seeing mails that had arrived 1 hour in the future.
It can be remedied by restarting Mail.app.

N96 - Inbox Time Stamps

Hi there,
I got the N96 16gb a few days ago, and one major problem that i've got with it is that i can't get it to show ANY time stamps on messages. This is quite a big thing for me, especially if my phone's charging and i recieve a message during that time. Can anyone help or suggest any ways to show the timestamp? (If it's even possible.)
Thanks,
Mark.

I was gonna mention 'Conversation' but a version for FP2 devices isn't out yet.
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How can I get a time stamp on text message without turning on "read"???

How can I get a time stamp on text message iPhone 5 IOS 7? (Without having to send read receipt)

You can make the "Visit Date" column visible in the Bookmarks Manager (Library) via "Views > Show Columns"
* Bookmarks > Organize Bookmarks
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Viewing_the_browsing_history_-_Firefox

Reading message from two queues and sort according the time stamp

Hi
I have a requirement where i have to read the message from two queue .. and sort according the Time stamp ( Field in payload ) and send it ot the Webservice ..
How i acheive using the BPM..
in the BPM i have to collect the message for every 20 sec ... and then sort it tout ...
S V

Do you mean from two sender? What do you exactly mean by "reading from two queues"?
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How can i get a copy of my ipone messages with the number, date and time stamp?

How can I get a copy of my iphone messages with the number it was sent from and the date and time stamp? Needed for court purposes.

Try the computer apps PhoneView (Mac) or TouchCopy (Mac & PC):
http://www.ecamm.com/mac/phoneview/
http://www.wideanglesoftware.com/touchcopy/index.php
You should probably consult your attorney to see if either of these will be acceptable.

How do I get a time stamp with EACH text message?

How do I get a time stamp with EACH text message?

Wow finally! It's nice to see Apple finally provided something as simple as a time stamp.
Now if they would only put in an Auto Retry for text messaging I would be all set
Does anyone use the current Android OS? Does it have an auto retry function?

What logs are effected by "Ignore Time Stamp in Client Messages " rule?

Hello,
We're considering whether we can set "Ignore Time Stamp in Client Messages" system rule to false.
Now we're implementing 2 functionality and use them at the same time.
One is to change equipment status immediately and log the record to RESOURCE_TIME_LOG table.
The other is to log equipment status change reason code. That's recorded into PRODUCTION_COMMENT table.
We already find "Ignore Time Stamp in Client Messages" system rule. It's explained in HELP site like following and plan to set it to false.
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true: Ignores time stamps from the client during validations for starts, completes, nonconformances, and parametric data. Use this rule in cases such as when the client clock does not match the rest of the system (the client clock is "out of synch").
false (default): Uses time stamps during validations
Can override at: site, resource
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However, we're a little confused becasue above help says the default value is false and the default value in our customer's ME is true. When we try with the rule as true, these time stamps are sometimes different. (I guess the reason, these tables can't handle smaller time than 1 second.)
Which ME tables will be effected if we set "Ignore Time Stamp in Client Messages" to false?
As I mentioned, we'd like to set equal time stamp into There're RESOURCE_TIME_LOG and PRODUCTION_COMMENT.
In the other hand, we concern the rule may make bad effect with other functionality and/or tables (e.g. PRODUCTION_LOG, ACTIVITY_LOG , and so on).
Best Regards,
Takahiro Uesugi

Takahiro,
From the beginning the system rule was introduced with default value of Fasle which was described in the online help. However, later the customers started using XML Production Interface more intensively which caused the problem of data inconsistency due to abuse of timestamp fields and sending messages with delays and not in chronological order. The solution in that case was to switch the rule on. And sicne that time the default value has been changed to True.
So, the system rule should control timestamp fields of XML Production requests where the actual time of activity execution is specified
Regards,
Sergiy.

Error messages when sending date-time stamp to Oracle Database

I have a complex application that communicates with an Oracle database. One of the table values that gets written to the table is a date-time stamp. Until recently, the user only required a date, and this was never an error. (The format String used was %d-%b-%Y) Now they need a time-stamp as well, so I attempted to edit the format string input of the format date/time string function to include the time. I have tried numerous format strings, each of which returns an error on execution. Depending on which format I use, I get one of 3 different error messages. The really odd thing is that both the date and time always get stored in Oracle without any problem (regardless of what date-time I use, as long as I include the date and any part of a time stamp - I get the entire timestamp even if I only include %I for the hour). The only issue is that LabVIEW generates an ODBC error if I try to include the time to the date-time stamp. In other words, teh date/time stamp writes to the Oracle database, but an ODBC error occurs every time. I've included a word doc with screen captures of the format strings used, the resultant date/time stamps written to Oracle and the error messages generated within LabVIEW. Any advice would be most appreciated.
Attachments:
Summary of ODBC Error messages related to date-time stamp.doc ‏65 KB

Oracle has a standard date format: 12-Mar-2009 that it accepts as a string, but if you want more than that, you need to use the todate() function. I used this string going into the standard LabVIEW ''Format date/time sting vi'
to_date('%d-%b-%Y %H:%M:%S', 'DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MIS') to create the value needed for Oracle.
Then I use standard format string to create SQL: insert into mytable (mydate) values(%s) and select * from my table where mydate = %s using the string above for %s.
I think you can also define a global format for all time strings but I haven't bothered figuring that out.

JMS - How to receive specific messages (by time stamp)

Hi,
I need to receive messages from a queue, but only ones that were sent in a specific time stamp (e.g. more than ten minutes ago).
i have the methods receive or receiveNoWait, but I dont know how to filter the messages according to the time they were posted.
(I dont want to receive all the messages or the next message in the queue, instead, i want to empty all the old messages from the queue and leave only the new ones.)
How do I do that?
Thanks,
Ruvik

Hi Ruvika,
Do you want the messages older than 10mins to be discarded? If you want only message which are there for less than 10mins then you can probably use one of these methods
For QueueSender:
send(Message message, int deliveryMode, int priority, long timeToLive)
or
For TopicPublisher:
publish(Message message,int deliveryMode,int priority, long timeToLive)
The timeToLive is in milliseconds. After that the message should be discarded by the provider.
Check out the JMS API documentation for more details.
Have fun!!!
Robo

I have an Iphone 4S and I would like to print my text messages, including the thread and the Imessage date and time stamps. How would I do this?

I have an Iphone 4S and I would like to print my text messages, including the thread and the Imessage date and time stamps. How would I do this?

settings - message - imessage - OFF

HT4623 is there a way to time stamp messages?

is there a way to time stamp messages?

Hello colbaltblues,
Your messages timestamps can be viewed by dragging any bubble to the left.
See what time a message was sent or received. Drag any bubble to the left.
iPhone User Guide - Send and receive messages
http://help.apple.com/iphone/7/
Cheers,
Allen

Business Message Report shows INBOUND Send Time Stamp=01/01/1970: wrong

Configuration :
Servers -
Oracle B2B <-> Apache Proxy Server <-> Shared Network <->Apache Proxy Server <-> WebMethods B2B
Protocol -
AS2
All INBOUND to Oracle B2B AS2 messages from the WebMethods B2B have a "Send Time Stamp" = " January 1, 1970 12:00:00 AM"
However, all AS2 MDN's from the WebMethods B2B have the correct "Send Time Stamp".
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My question is where is the "Send Time Stamp" being set ?
Is it the trading partner, e.g. WebMethods ?
Is it a proxy server?
How can we ensure that the "Send Time Stamp" correctly reflects when the trading partner sent the AS2 message ?

Can you check your infra db timing please? Anyways sending timestamp should not be affected due to this but no harm in verifying.
Regards,
Anuj

In deleting an i message the previous message remains on the screen but with the time stamp of the deleted message . how do i fix this?

in deleting an i message the previous message remains on the screen but with the time stamp of the deleted message . how do i fix this?

Hey everyone in Apple world!
I figured out how to fix the flashing yellow screen problem that I've been having on my MBP! Yessssss!!!
I found this super handy website with the golden answer: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1379
I followed the instructions on this page and here's what I did:
Resetting NVRAM / PRAM
Shut down your Mac.
Locate the following keys on the keyboard: Command (⌘), Option, P, and R. You will need to hold these keys down simultaneously in step 4.
Turn on the computer.
Press and hold the Command-Option-P-R keys before the gray screen appears.
Hold the keys down until the computer restarts and you hear the startup sound for the second time.
Release the keys.
I went through the 6 steps above twice, just to make sure I got rid of whatever stuff was holding up my bootup process. Since I did that, my MBP boots up just like normal. No flashing yellow screen anymore!!
(Note that I arrived at this solution when I first saw this page: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2570?viewlocale=en_US)
Let me know if this works for you!
Elaine

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