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 yonatan 
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Is it possible to set an expiration date to an ACSIL study ?


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Just call sc.CurrentSystemDateTime to get the current date/time, and compare it against any date time you want to set up in the code.

 
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SCDateTime Expire = SCDateTime(2012, 7, 12, 0, 0, 0);
SCDateTime Now = sc.sc.CurrentSystemDateTime;

if (Now > Expire) do_something;


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Just call sc.CurrentSystemDateTime to get the current date/time, and compare it against any date time you want to set up in the code.

 
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SCDateTime Expire = SCDateTime(2012, 7, 12, 0, 0, 0);
SCDateTime Now = sc.sc.CurrentSystemDateTime;

if (Now > Expire) do_something;

Cool, this will certainly do the job.
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