Anyone out there correct me if i'm wrong, but I think the
systemdateget() function will return the date like you said
(defaulted with the machine date but changeable anytime within
axapta) but you have to be careful where the function is run. If from
a class which is set to 'runon server' then it returns the server
date.
However I don't know what will happen when you change the defalt
setting - does the systemdateget return a common date within the
system regardless where it is run?
Regards,
Lem
--- In [email protected], "brotherjason82"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> hi there,
>
> Wanted to ask some question on Machine Date: today() and System
Date:
> systemDateGet(). To my own understanding, machine date refers to the
> regional date setting of the client computer which axapta is running
> on, while system date is an internal axapta date function that can
be
> changed accordingly within axapta (defaults with the machine date
value).
>
> However, if we are talking about axapta implementation on an AOS
> setup, will the system date of any axapta client be synchronized
> automatically with the AOS system date? I can recall that there are
> some similar incidents of the synchronization that I have mentioned
> when working on a particular project.
>
> I could not remember for sure if it was setup in a windows domain
> environment, but could this be the reason for the synchronization to
> happen? By right, the synchronization should not happen?
>
> and if it is true that the AOS will ship the server system date to
the
> client, is there anyway to stop the synchronization from happening?
>
> thank you in advanced.
>
> Regards,
> Jason
>
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