By default, the historic comment will display the output is the number of documents in the history
and the comment that this comment didn't display at what time the comments were executed for auditing
purposes.
It may be helpful to display the timestamp along with the comment.
To solve this problem will set the environment variable called heyst time format like this.
Heyst time format written in uppercase letters equals in between double quotes, the following string.
Percent the four percent m another four percent, why a white space in percent capital T.
Percent of the precincts that they percent is the month pass and why the year and percent capital t
the time, of course it can format it any way you wish.
Now, let's run some comments and then the historic comment again.
And I'm running the historic moment.
And the date and time information attached to each comment in your case before setting the highest time
for multivariable, no time information was recorded in the history, so it couldn't.
Now, at which time those comments were executed, the historic comment is displaying the time the highest
time format was set for all of those comments.
So for Cumming's Iran before setting the variable.
In my case, you see the date and time information for all the comings, because before recording this
video, I was playing around with the variable.
If you wanted the setting to be persistent after system tax or the user looks out, you need to add
it in the database schatzi file.
So Echo.
The comment between double quotes.
To greater than signs in the fight that Bush Arcy.
Let's see the file.
OK, the setting is there.
From now on, it will be court date and time information for all [REMOVED]'s.