Definitions
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- noun computing The
date and time at which anevent occurs or occurred, usuallyindicated inhuman-readable form, especially when used in alog totrack events. - verb transitive, computing To
record the date and time of (an event, etc).
Etymologies
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Examples
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The timestamp is misleading – my computer thinks it is in France, but actually Lisbon is on GMT … petite |
palace 2007
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Heise online has also reported that a criminal investigator has disclosed that the information provided by Logistep does not disclose the methods used to collect data and as a result, it’s not always possible to confirm that the timestamp is correct.
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Again, the timestamp occurs when I was in the middle of a poker tournament.
Think Progress » Santorum: ‘I Think The Focus Should Not Be Iraq, It Should Be Iran’ 2006
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The timestamp is the current clock time in the form hh: mm: ss. frac and is as accurate as the kernel's clock.
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I have created a timestamp JavaScript function called timestamp () to have better control over date formats to parsing feeds.
Planet Atheism 2009
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Secondly, the portal will take into account a new timestamp, which is the date and time of the last post BEFORE the deleted post.
phpBB.com kimforster 2009
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Redirect () submit duplicates can be handled with ViewState [ "timestamp"] = = Session [ "timestamp"] but for many database update applications it is better to use a data locking technique that solves disconnected locking AND duplicate submits in one go, something like:
ASP.NET Forums Twoddle 2010
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You can see the throughput in Kbps from the last column, along with other information such as timestamp and bytes received.
MSDN Blogs 2009
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· Provide video filters such as timestamp, de-interlace, region masking, etc
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You can see the throughput in Kbps from the last column, along with other information such as timestamp and bytes received.
MSDN Blogs 2009
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