For a list of error messages generated by this API, see get_virtual_datetime_m Error Messages.
Req | Field Name | Field Type | Max Length | Description |
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client_no | long | 22 | Aria-assigned unique identifier indicating the Aria client providing service to this account. |
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auth_key | string | 32 | Aria-assigned unique key to be passed with each method call for authenticating the validity of the requestor. |
Field Name | Field Type | Description |
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error_code | long | Aria-assigned error identifier. 0 indicates no error. |
error_msg | string | Description of any error that occurred. "OK" if there was no error. |
virtual_date | string | The current virtual system date for the given client, in format yyyy-mm-dd (after application of input parameter "offset_hours"). |
virtual_time | string | The current virtual system time for the given client, in format hh24:mi:ss (after application of input parameter "offset_hours"). |
system_date | string | The current actual system date,in format yyyy-mm-dd. |
system_time | string | The current actual system time,in format hh24:mi:ss. |
current_offset_hours | long | The difference, in truncated hours, between the client's current virtual date/time and the actual system date/time. Will always be zero or a positive integer in non-production systems, and will always be a zero in production systems after application of input parameter "offset_hours"). |
is_batch_running | string | Returns "Y" or "N" depending on if the batch jobs are running in the background. |