Does anyone have a detailed understanding of the inner workings of the
the SQL Window Application Language system function SalDateCurrent()?

We have a situation where on Terminal Server A the SalDateCurrent()
returns a dynamic date-time value whenever called within a single
application session. On Terminal Server B, the SalDateCurrent()
returns only the date-time value associated with the beginning of the
application session, regardless of the number of times the function is
called during the session. A new date-time value is only returnd on
Terminal Server B when the application is stoppped and executed again.
The only difference between Terminal Server A and B appears to be
hardware....B is a newer processor than A. Assume all software
versions are the same.

I am aware the function resides in the external SWIN50.DLL library and
it is called at runtime (it is not part of the compiled application).

Any thoughts would be appreciated.