ms-access-2007
Using Now() vs Date() in MS-Access Table Definition
It is probably customary to use Date() as the default value in the table definition default value and constraints. However, I was wondering what would be wrong if I use Now() instead?
When I use Now() i get the time in addition to the data, which is something I want. Is there a problem with this?
Thx.
Solution
No. If you need the timepart, that's what to do.
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