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No. In a query window with SQL Prompt, type "EXEC " followed
by the name of some stored procedure that has a datetime argument, then select
the suggested name from SQL Prompt pop-up and press the Enter key to have the EXEC statement auto-completed.
SQL Prompt will auto-complete and put what appears to be the
current date and time as a literal input for the formal datetime argument of the stored
procedure. But the time is different from my (and the DB) local time by four hours. It appears to be auto-completing with UTC time instead of the
local time (my local time is EDT). How can I fix it to use my local time? / comments
No. In a query window with SQL Prompt, type "EXEC " followed
by the name of some stored procedure that has a datetime argument, then select
the suggested name from SQL Prompt pop-up and press the ...