If the clock is correct and changes as it should then this should work.

However if for some reason the clock doesn't change, or if you're in a
networked environment where all the rivendell workstation clocks are not
sync'ed with the server, then I've run into issues - not related to time
change, but related to when a workstation triggers an event versus the
time the server has (particularly with rdcatch).

One option is to schedule the event for 1 to 2 seconds after the TOH,
I've found that smooths out the RDCatch issues that I see occasionally. 
I imagine it should work for time change too.

Lorne Tyndale



> 
> 
> One of my clients had a timed event scheduled for 3:00 AM this morning, 
> that is, for the instant that 2 AM suddenly becomes 3 AM, and the event 
> did not fire.
> 
> Does anyone know if this feature has ever been tested under these 
> conditions?
> 
> 
> Rob
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