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This question was asked before, but the answer given was how to do it with Apex, and I am not using Apex:

How to get the current timestamp using SOQL query?How to get the current timestamp using SOQL query?

How do I do the equivalent of getServerTimestamp() in Apex, as either a SOQL query or through the REST API?

I need the server timestamp to record when I last do a sync with data that resides on Salesforce and my local database. I will then query for records that have a system modified timestamp later than the last sync. If I use my local timestamp, I risk and difference in clocks resulting in some modifications being missed.

Thanks for your help.

This question was asked before, but the answer given was how to do it with Apex, and I am not using Apex:

How to get the current timestamp using SOQL query?

How do I do the equivalent of getServerTimestamp() in Apex, as either a SOQL query or through the REST API?

I need the server timestamp to record when I last do a sync with data that resides on Salesforce and my local database. I will then query for records that have a system modified timestamp later than the last sync. If I use my local timestamp, I risk and difference in clocks resulting in some modifications being missed.

Thanks for your help.

This question was asked before, but the answer given was how to do it with Apex, and I am not using Apex:

How to get the current timestamp using SOQL query?

How do I do the equivalent of getServerTimestamp() in Apex, as either a SOQL query or through the REST API?

I need the server timestamp to record when I last do a sync with data that resides on Salesforce and my local database. I will then query for records that have a system modified timestamp later than the last sync. If I use my local timestamp, I risk and difference in clocks resulting in some modifications being missed.

Thanks for your help.

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How to get the server timestamp through SOQL query or REST API?

This question was asked before, but the answer given was how to do it with Apex, and I am not using Apex:

How to get the current timestamp using SOQL query?

How do I do the equivalent of getServerTimestamp() in Apex, as either a SOQL query or through the REST API?

I need the server timestamp to record when I last do a sync with data that resides on Salesforce and my local database. I will then query for records that have a system modified timestamp later than the last sync. If I use my local timestamp, I risk and difference in clocks resulting in some modifications being missed.

Thanks for your help.