Re: Use of 'now'

> Regarding the TIME data type: there was never a reserved value defined
> for that type, so the feature was never available for it. Since
> 'current' and 'now' are synonymous, it is a one-liner to add recognition
> of 'current' to that type. I've got patches...

You know I am totally lost with the date/time stuff.  I am just pointing
out stuff and guessing.  Please do whatever you think is appropriate.

Thanks.

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