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===Default Date Values=== | ===Default Date Values=== | ||
If the field you've selected is a Date, Time, or Date & Time field, you can enter a specific date or time (in the format specified in the Format field immediately below), or the lowercase letter T ('t' - for 't'oday) to insert the current date and/or time. This is useful for 'timestamping' the files stored into OnDemand with CMOD's [[arsload]] utility, often with a field called 'Load Date'. | If the field you've selected is a Date, Time, or Date & Time field, you can enter a specific date or time (in the format specified in the Format field immediately below), or the lowercase letter T ('t' - for 't'oday) to insert the current date and/or time. This is useful for 'timestamping' the files stored into OnDemand with CMOD's [[arsload]] utility, often with a field called 'Load Date'. | ||
For more information about how dates and times are handled in IBM CMOD, see [[Date and Time formats in Content Manager OnDemand]]. | |||
== The Rules for Default Values in IBM Content Manager OnDemand == | == The Rules for Default Values in IBM Content Manager OnDemand == | ||