It would be very useful for @Timestamp function to return
@Timestamp("^Y^m^d^H^M^S") by default
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Default value for @Timestamp
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The TimeStamper transformer defaults to "FME Date/time" which is in that format.
+10I would appreciate if the current system date/time can be displayed as a mouse label in the TimeStamper transformer for each of the stamp settings (variants)
+22- Safer
Is this refering to when you drag out @Timestamp from the side of the string editor?
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Instead of the above, we'd get @Timestamp("^Y^m^d^H^M^S") as you've suggested as the default. Seems like a reasonable request if so -- I'll check with the team.
+1This has been released as part of FME 2017.0 . Visit http://www.safe.com/downloads to download it and give it a spin.
+14- Enthusiast
@Timestamp() is still supported but seems to have disappeared from the FME Feature Functions list (I assume since the implementation of Date/Time Functions). I still like it better than @DateTimeNow() because you can obtain a formatted date quicker than having to wrap it into another function (DateTimeFormat). Wouldn't it make sense to keep @Timestamp() documentation support? Just thought I'd share :)
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