Hi Declan So this means that if you wish (need) to run a continuous log, the engine must run on a machine with DST set to Off? And, if your client retrieves time from the engine, you must compensate for DST On/Off at the client side?
/gustav > Date: 2003-10-22 16:27 > no need for a shutdown. SAPDB internally uses only UTC time differences or real time > timer differences. But your application code should better be aware of DST problems > like negative time > differences if building differences in application code between retrieved 'local > time timestamps'. If you request a local time timestamp, you get it ;-) Also in > knldiag timestamp output is in > 'local time' and not in UTC for readability. Time retardation coding is and will not > be used in SAPDB. > CU > jrg >> -----Original Message----- >> Do I need to shutdown a SAPDB database during a change from >> summer time to winter time? -- MaxDB Discussion Mailing List For list archives: http://lists.mysql.com/maxdb To unsubscribe: http://lists.mysql.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
