Hi Ned

"capture the system clock time/date"

Use the aqDateTime.Today method to get the current date.

To obtain both the current date and time, use the Now method

To obtain only the current time, use the Time method.

Doc link: https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/reference/program-objects/aqdatetime/today.html

"to compare the time/date to an object"

The aqDateTime.Compare method compares two Date/Time values.

"I am using Keyword scripting and if I can add it to a script routine it will be nice."

Check my tutorial on this topic:

https://community.smartbear.com/t5/TestComplete-Functional-Web/Add-a-check-on-the-file-extension-type-of-the-file-exported/m-p/197789

"How to check results"

Use -> aqDateTime.Compare

Result Value

An integer number that indicates the comparison result. The possible values are:

Use these values inside if condition to obtain results.

let result = aqDateTime.Compare(Date1, Date2);

if(result === 1) {
  Log.Checkpoint("It's 1!");
}

Hi nedbacan,

1) You can try to access this property from the first screenshot using the file object.innerText save it in the variable

2) get the current time using the native TestComplete built in class. You have doc in my first entry

3) parse1 and 2 to the appropriate date format

4) use the native TestComplete solution to compare values.

I hope this will help you!