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Change cycle in SQL Server_PHP tutorial

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When I used a stored procedure to call a program today, I found that the SQL time or date was not synchronized with the computer's clock. For example, if I changed the current time from 12:00 to 13:00, if I immediately used SQL Server's GetDate, the time obtained would still be 12 :00. But it usually takes about one minute (maybe only half a minute) before the SQL time changes to the normal time of the system. My system is Win2K SQL Server7.0. I wonder if you also have this problem. You are welcome to communicate with me for testing.

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