You can set the time zone by user, at the Unix level, through something like
.profile if each user has their own login id or if the one time zone has an
login id and the other time zone has another login id. (I forgot the two
cities, time zones, involved). We did this with a client that had Easte
The ENVIRONMENT command can be used inside UniVerse to adjust the shell TZ
varaible,
and it has an immediate impact on UniVerse DATE() and TIME() functions.
We have used this to great effect, having all the required Timzone info we need
stored inside UV.
Gregor Scott
Development Department
Reyn
I have no idea if this will help but when we went through this last year I
created a section on my blog to host information about how to handle time
changes in various environments. Due to general lack of interest then I
didn't bother to make any announcements for this year. I hope it's of some
a
OCONV(@DATE, "DZ") can give you the time zone, at least in UniVerse, and you
can get GMT from the SYSTEM() function. Don't know if that helps a great deal,
but at least you can build someting within U2 and not need a script.
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We have one office in the Mountain Time Zone, and another in Arizona,
which doesn't use Daylight Saving Time.
What options do you have for handling this correctly? I've written scripts
that are executed at login to set the TZ variable. I'd like to see if
someone does it easier.
I've chosen not to
