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  1. Preface
  2. Function reference
  3. Constants
  4. Operators
  5. Dates
  6. Functions
  7. System variables
  8. Datatype reference

Function Reference

Function Reference

SESSSTARTTIME

SESSSTARTTIME

Returns the date and time that the job started running in the time zone of the agent that runs the job.
SESSSTARTTIME is stored as a transformation Date/Time data type value. Use SESSSTARTTIME with any function that accepts transformation Date/Time data types. You can use SESSSTARTTIME only within the expression language.

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siriporn wongprasert - February 22, 2024

we use SESSSTARTIME but it return the time value that is not local time zone as i expect. please suggest how to check what GMT set up for my runtime session.

Informatica Documentation Team - February 22, 2024

Hi Siriporn Wongprasert, Thanks for reaching out!

SESSSTARTTIME returns the session start time in the time zone where the Secure Agent is installed. If the agent is running on a VM, then SESSSTARTTIME is in the time zone of that VM.