Get the time context. timestamp on the server

Get the time on the server: context. Timestamp
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Specific time:
Context. timestamp. timeofday. tostring ()
Year, month, and day:
Context. Timestamp
Year:
Context. timestamp. Year
Month:
Context. timestamp. Month
Date:
Context. timestamp. Date
Date:
Context. timestamp. Day
Week:
Context. timestamp. dayofweek
The day of the year:
Context. timestamp. dayofyear
Hours:
Context. timestamp. Hour
Millisecond:
Context. timestamp. millisecond
Classification:
Context. timestamp. Minute
Seconds:
Context. timestamp. Second
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Obtain the server system name:
Context. server. machinename
Obtain the server IIS running timeout in milliseconds:
Context. server. scripttimeout
Get the handler of the page:
Context. Handler
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Compare these two sentences:
Context. server. Transfer ("test. aspx ");
Response. Redirect ("test. aspx ");
When the statement is executed, view the changes in the browser address bar.
Response. Redirect is address conversion. Context. server. Transfer is called within the page.
Use context. server. Transfer and context. rewritepath in combination:
Context. rewritepath ("text. aspx? A = 100 ");
Context. server. Transfer ("test. aspx ");
Equivalent to response. Redirect ("test. aspx? A = 100 ");
However, the difference is that context. server. Transfer is called within the page.
Of course, the above two sentences are also written into one sentence:
Context. server. Transfer ("test. aspx? A = 199 ");
The results are the same.