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TIMESTAMP is an [application domain|DOMAIN] that has the following characteristics:
* data type in the data base is TIMESTAMP (see below)
* screen representation is as a text field (usually display only - as the value would be system generated)
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TIMESTAMP is an [Oracle data type|ORACLE DATA TYPE] that indicates this field holds a date/time value.
DATE is an [Oracle data type] that indicates this field holds a date/time value.
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TIMESTAMP is similar to DATE but allows for accuracy down to three decimal places beyond seconds (the most granular that [DATE] goes).
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![Notes|Edit:Internal.TIMESTAMP]
[{InsertPage page='Internal.TIMESTAMP' default='Click to create a new notes page'}]
TIMESTAMP is similar to DATE but allows for accuracy down to three decimal places beyond seconds (the most granular that [DATE] goes.