difference between date (stamp) fields

[Angus Johnson]

Hi all,

Looking at Ofbiz for the first time and have a quick question...

I notice that the database tables have a bunch of date fields that look like
time stamps. Could someone please explain the difference between
LAST_UPDATED_TX_STAMP and LAST_UPDATED_STAMP and same for CREATED? Does the
TX denote timezone or transmission or something? What's the objective here?

Many thanks
Angus

PS I apologise if this is dopey question of the month...I have looked and
there is no search on the mail list?

[Jacques Le Roux]

Hi Angus,

For the seach on the ML you may use tools here (or directly into Nabble)

http://docs.ofbiz.org/display/OFBIZ/Plugin+search+tools+for+Firefox+using+Nabble

HTH

Jacques

> Hi all,
>
> Looking at Ofbiz for the first time and have a quick question...
>
> I notice that the database tables have a bunch of date fields that look like
> time stamps. Could someone please explain the difference between
> LAST_UPDATED_TX_STAMP and LAST_UPDATED_STAMP and same for CREATED? Does the
> TX denote timezone or transmission or something? What's the objective here?
>
> Many thanks
> Angus
>
> PS I apologise if this is dopey question of the month...I have looked and
> there is no search on the mail list?
>

[rtrujillo]

I have been looking for an answer to this question.  None of OfBiz documentation explains the difference.

Angus Johnson wrote

Hi all,

Looking at Ofbiz for the first time and have a quick question...

I notice that the database tables have a bunch of date fields that look like
time stamps. Could someone please explain the difference between
LAST_UPDATED_TX_STAMP and LAST_UPDATED_STAMP and same for CREATED? Does the
TX denote timezone or transmission or something? What's the objective here?

Many thanks
Angus

PS I apologise if this is dopey question of the month...I have looked and
there is no search on the mail list?