On Mittwoch, 5. April 2006 17:21 Justin Mason wrote:
> no -- it's not the tag-time that matters; it's the time that the
> mass-check started at, expressed in the UTC timezone.  Because the
> "zmi" mass-check happens *after* 0000 UTC, it shows up as being in
> the next "day" period.

I used to have this type of time scheduling problem the last time I 
worked for a bank here in Austria: They've got lots of jobs running 
over night, each at a fixed time. Because nobody knew exactly which job 
depended on which other, they needed this. And they got problems when 
some jobs only finished after another, depeding job started already. 
For this, they had a special department searching the wrong transfers 
and manually booking them back...

In short: I'll swap the mass_check with my backup times. So mass_check 
will start at 01:03 from tonight.

mfg zmi
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