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Hi All,

 

Yes I'm becoming a frequent poster... Hope I get my voyager miles  :P.

 

Ok but on a more serious note, I'm hoping to get some direction on this. I have a form that submits to the tables in the database. It is capturing the system date in a field named sys_date. At a later stage this task is updated by an user with an administrator function, I would like that when the administrator does the update a new system date is captured, keeping the existing one. The reason I want to do this is so that I can track turn around times.

 

Can anyone give me an idea of how to do this?

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Yip, I have a column in the table which is the sys_date and then I have a date_modified.

 

I just need to know how would I get the date_modified to populate in the form update without the administrator being able to modify/minipulate this date. Basically the modified date must also be a system generated date.

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