Time zone problem Trinidad (requestContext.timeZone)

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• Time zone problems

  How so I know what time zone is mine?

  Choose what time zone?

  I live in Trinidad and Tobago.

  Trinidad and Tobago are in UTC - 4:00 time zone. To change this, click the Start button. On the right side, click on Control Panel. Then click on clock, language and region. Under the date and time, click on change of time zone. A new window will open. In this window, click on change of time zone.  Then select the UTC-4:00 option. This should solve the problem.

• time zone problem schedule vCAC Advanced Service Blueprint, VCO Linked Clone Workflow, setting

  If I have problems when you request a catalog from a VCO workflow built-in VCAC article.  I use the workflow VCO "Linked Clone, with a single NETWORK card and Windows credentials" located in VCO under vCenter > > Clone > > Clone bound > > customization of Windows.  I can go through the workflow very well in VCO, but I want to make it available via vCAC.  When I try to download a virtual machine using workflow, the application process fails using the form in the time zone of the form section.  There seems to be a problem with vCAC questioning vCO for doing the research for the appropriate time zone setting.  The application works very well since within vCO, but not inside vCAC.  Thoughts?

  Jeremy

  I ended up using a vCenter customization specification to achieve this.  It turns out that the specification is as a safety net that will configure everything that is defined in the specification, unless there is a custom property configured on the action plan for this setting.  If this is the case, the custom property takes precedence.

  Jeremy

• Time zone / problems of the DST with XP mode VM in Windows 7

  Hi all.  I seem to have problems keeping straight time with my XP Mode VM under Win 7 Pro64.

  To the EAST, 2000 server is set to active TimeZones.  (Yes, it's old, we know!)
  My Win7 box is set to the active EAST of TimeZones.
  My computer XP mode virtual running under Win7 is set with DST enabled East.

  The server time is right.
  The time of Win7 is right.
  The XP VM is 1 hour late, and I can't change the time manually. (Jumps to 1 time in seconds)
  Files modified on the XP VM and stored on the server get time stamped 2 hours before the current time.

  New idea of what to check is greatly appreciated!  Thank you!

  Hello

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• Q10 guest - zone problem blackBerry calendar event

  Hi all!

  I've just switched back to BlackBerry, iPhone and love everything about it so far except for one thing: calls on the calendar time zone problems.

  My work using an OS X hosted the CalDAV server, and I was able to sync my existing calendars to it without problem.

  My timezone: Eastern

  My colleagues timezone: Central

  Question: I received an invitation from a colleague, and on my Mac, it shows 13:00 Eastern, as it should.  The invitation has been sent to 12:00 Central.  This same invitation appears on my BlackBerry at 07:00 Eastern.

  Completed test:

  I added an invitation on my BlackBerry at 06:00 Eastern as a test and it appeared on my Mac at the right time without problem.

  I added an event on another day of my Mac, and it synced to my BlackBerry without problem.

  So it seems that my problem is that when the receiver event invites others, possibly in different time zones.

  My Mac and BlackBerry are both set to the Eastern time.

  My co-workers Mac and iPhone are set to Central time.

  I looked at all the parameters BB and can't find anything that would explain this strange behavior.

  I tried a battery pull - same results.

  I'm on the latest OS available for a Q10: 10.2.1.2976

  Can anyone help with this?  I'd hate to go back to iOS for a question like this, however, a precise and reliable timetable is essential for my work.

  Another update:

  Only, the lady came back on the line and told me that it is a known problem that is "actively investigated."  When asked how long their ticket has been opened on this subject, I was told since September of 2013...

  It seems that there is no resolution for this problem.  I will go back to iOS

• Time zone stored values and change the time zone database

  When I change time zone database, the values of 'timestamp with time zone' of column stored automatically will change, or they will keep the time zone, they have been stored in form.

  TIMESTAMPWITHTIME ZONE includes these fields:

  • TIMEZONE_HOUR
  • TIMEZONE_MINUTE
  • TIMEZONE_REGION
  • TIMEZONE_ABBR

  Therefore, Therefore, Therefore, Therefore, TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE is database timezone independent. It is TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE that is database timezone dependent, therefore database timezone can't be changed if it has any TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE columns which contain data.

  SY.

• My IPhone 6s did the update of battery charge you change the time manually or time zone. I wonder if the problem is in the IOS or mobile phone? I say that because I changed my IPhone in a Bar in engineering (Brazil) 6, precisely because of this problem an

  My IPhone 6s did the update of battery charge you change the time manually or time zone. I wonder if the problem is in the IOS or mobile phone? I say this because I have changed my 6 IPhone in a Bar of genius (Brazil), precisely because of this problem, and the new cell has exactly the same problem

  This is a known, problem if the time is not set correctly.

  us-not-displaying-accurate-battery-data http://AppleInsider.com/articles/16/01/16/Apple-promises-Fix-for-iPhone-6S-6S-pl

• Time zone offset problems

  I use a system where I have a Linux server and Windows clients.  The software is running is for security cameras, and it compares between the server and the client time zone offsets to determine what time to display for the recorded video events.  The problem is that Linux thinks I'm in GMT - 05:00, which is correct, and Windows think I am GMT - 06:00, which is false.

  Both are set up for Central time, and the two report the correct time despite the different offsets.  I'm assuming that Windows maintains the offset based on the time zone, and then applies in addition an advanced time of savings (DST) offset because if I turn off the DST, the offset is the same.  In any case, something is wrong.  He is not much of interest to mention the system that I'm under because it is obscure and who will not help.  But the time zone difference time lags is the problem.

  For what it's worth, this happens on several Windows XP and 7 computers.  An Android client works correctly, but is based on Linux, so not a surprise.

  Anyone know what the problem is with Windows time zone does not properly?

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• Having a problem in DateFormat when the time zone is changed...

  Hi, the following code converts a Date string to a Date which I am able to successfully... The problem I am facing is when I put the Moble zone as the format of Casablance (GMT) and my Format for a Date string is "2009-09-27 03:02:00:00 of" "" then I am to get the hour of the date as "kills Sep 27 03:02:00 GMT 2009", but when the time zone is changed to Canberra, Sydney (+ 10), the Date is "Mon Sep 28 19:37:13 Australia/Sydney 2009"... which is not the correct date in strgin Format ' "» nicely in this matter helps no matter what time zone after the conversion, I should get the date given to a string date... help kindly with respect to thei...

  public static Date getDateTmeFrmStrgFormat(String strDate)
       {
  
           Date date;
           String month,day,year,hour,min,sec;
                       month = strDate.substring(0,strDate.indexOf("/"));
              if(month.length() < 2) month = "0" + month;
  
              strDate = strDate.substring(strDate.indexOf("/") + 1);
  
              day = strDate.substring(0,strDate.indexOf("/"));
              if(day.length() < 2) day = "0" + day;
  
              strDate = strDate.substring(strDate.indexOf("/") + 1);
  
              year = strDate.substring(0,strDate.indexOf(" "));
  
              strDate = strDate.substring(strDate.indexOf(" ") + 1);
  
              hour = strDate.substring(0,strDate.indexOf(":"));
              if(hour.length() < 2) hour = "0" + hour;
  
              strDate = strDate.substring(strDate.indexOf(":") + 1);
  
               min = strDate.substring(0,strDate.indexOf(":"));
              if(min.length() < 2) min = "0" + min;
  
              strDate = strDate.substring(strDate.indexOf(":") + 1);
  
              sec = strDate;
              if(sec.length() < 2) sec = "0" + sec;
  
              //sec = "00";
              date = new Date (HttpDateParser.parse(year + "-" + month + "-" + day + " " + hour + ":" + min + ":" + sec));
              //date = new Date (HttpDateParser.parse(year + "-" + month + "-" + day + " " + hour + ":" + 00 + ":" + 00)); 
  
              return date;
          }
  

  Like this.  This code is NOT tested, it is presented only to explain the use of the calendar in this situation.

  public static Date getDateTmeFrmStrgFormat(String strDate)     {         String month,day,year,hour,min,sec;         month = strDate.substring(0,strDate.indexOf("/"));         strDate = strDate.substring(strDate.indexOf("/") + 1);         day = strDate.substring(0,strDate.indexOf("/"));         strDate = strDate.substring(strDate.indexOf("/") + 1);         year = strDate.substring(0,strDate.indexOf(" "));         strDate = strDate.substring(strDate.indexOf(" ") + 1);         hour = strDate.substring(0,strDate.indexOf(":"));         strDate = strDate.substring(strDate.indexOf(":") + 1);         min = strDate.substring(0,strDate.indexOf(":"));         strDate = strDate.substring(strDate.indexOf(":") + 1);         sec = strDate;         Calendar cl = Calendar.getInstance();         cl.set(Calendar.YEAR,|Integer.parseInt(year));         cl.set(Calendar.MONTH,|Integer.parseInt(month)-1);         cl.set(Calendar.DATE,|Integer.parseInt(day));         cl.set(Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY,|Integer.parseInt(hour));         cl.set(Calendar.MINUTE,|Integer.parseInt(min));         cl.set(Calendar.SECOND,|Integer.parseInt(sec));         return cl.getTime();     }
  

• Problem change time zones

  Why pre schedule changing time zones automatically when you travel across the country?  It's very frustrating!  If I'm in Los Angeles Monday and spread the word of a meeting in New York at 12:00 (noon) Wednesday, I just want to put the meeting in my diary for Wednesday at noon. But after traveling across the country, my appointment for Wednesday has moved before 3 hours on my calendar because he thinks that I had the meeting scheduled for 12:00 WEST COAST TIME. Today's meeting shows a 15:00 start time. If I change time zone once again, the meeting on my calendar moves again to reflect the change. My old Palm trees did not do that.  The iphone does not.  I think it's just too ask us to perform calculations of zone in our heads before entering appointments.  PLEASE SOLVE THIS PROBLEM AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

  DeltaDog

  This feature can be disabled if the zone will not be updated but the time will be even.

  If you open your launcher and then look for a date and time (normally on the 3rd page). Once in here turn off "network time zone" in this way the zone will not update when traveling anywhere.

• Problem of time zone: time zone is not consistent

  Problem of time zone: time zone is not consistent
  From sqlplus, the time is displayed:

  SQL> SELECT SYSDATE FROM DUAL;
  
  SYSDATE
  --------
  09-11-11

  from the Windows command line tool:

  D:\coherence\lib>DATE
  The current date is: 11/11/2009
  Enter the new date: (dd-mm-yy)

  But from the Control Panel, it shows at the present time is 10:40.
  For this reason, a database of programs don normally work.

  There are two ways that you could do.
  Track 1:
  Search for a file by the name "glogin.sql" on your client workstation and add the following statement

  alter session set nls_date_format = 'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS';
  

  Make sure that you save the file. This change will apply to all users who will connect to the database using SQL * PLUS to your machine.

  Track 2:
  Create a shortcut and place it somewhere (for example on the "DESKTOP").
  Right-click on the shortcut and choose Properties.
  The text corresponding to the box 'Start' to reflect the current location of the shortcut.
  Create a file by the name "login.sql" and place it in the same folder that the shortcut.
  Edit the file and add the following line.

  alter session set nls_date_format = 'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS';
  

  Make sure that you save the file.
  When you double-click the shortcut to launch SQL * more and opening of the session, the "login.sql" script is executed.

• zone problem I don't have time in my choices

  I don't have the normal time in my choices, I have only the definition of the Pacific time zone? When I move clock three hours before, it resets to standard time in the Pacific, the next day.

  Hi, Hockeydad20.

  > I did all right

  Are you sure? Please tell us, step by step, exactly what you were doing - departure
  with clicking on the clock in the lower right of your desktop. If
  you just say something like 'I did it', we're never sure you understood
  the statement. But if you say: "I clicked on the clock, and then I clicked on".
  "Change the time and date settings" ", so we know that you have understood and
  Follow the first step. I'm sorry to be so pedantic, but the experience in
  thousands of these sessions online help tells us that the message is often
  not understood, after all. "Tried" tells us nothing. "Did not work".
  also tells us nothing. We try to help you, but you must do your
  part.

  After "Change date and time settings", do you think the "Date and time".
  window? In addition to "change date and time...» ', there should be a button
  "Change the time zone...". «If you click here, you see the zone «»
  Window settings', with your current indicated? Click as the current
  to decide on a drop-down list of all available areas, in order,
  probably start with your current configuration. (Mine starts with Central
  Time UTC-0600. See "Eastern time (United States and Canada &) ', I have to scroll down
  about 4 lines-0500) did you see? Can you see
  the - 0500 line at all? How is it marked?

  Windows is always preset at the time of the Pacific, by default, since it is the
  parameter for the headquarters of Microsoft in Redmond, Washington. Almost every
  user must change this to its own particular zone.

  RC
  --
  R. C. White, CPA
  Windows Microsoft MVP

  "hockeydad20" wrote in message news: dc6e528f-6e61-4 d 63-8fba-4a66d66c978d...
  > I did everything well, I don't have this option, no standard is
  > times. Can I reinstall windows, can I change this somewhere in the microsoft web
  > basic?

  R. C. White, CPA Microsoft Windows MVP

• Missing time zones

  Hello, my Windows XP SP3 desktop computer has only a few time zones to choose & auto clock resets "-1 hour.
  Research other installs of XP, it is a list more wide including this one which is missing... (GMT) Greenwich mean time: Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London.
  If I can update the list of available time zones, this can resolve my problem "-1 hour.

  Thanks in advance for the answers to everything

  I found the solution... Well one of my friends found it really... Thanks to also II: P

  http://WindowsXP.MVPs.org/timezones.htm

  Concerning

  JaFFa

• Missing time zone - cannot see the India time zone in the list of time zones

  Hello

  I have a Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit edition installed on my Dell Studio laptop. As I lived
  in the United Kingdom, I had setup my timezone UTC (Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London).

  Now, I have reinstalled in India. I want to change the time zone UTC + 5:30 (Delhi, Mumbai, Calcutta).
  However, this time zone is not listed in the drop-down list. So I can't set the time zone.

  I read on the site of Microsoft Support that Microsoft has released an update to resolve the problem of the time zones (Windows6 1 - KB2779562 - x 64).
  I have applied this update, but I don't see the India time zone in the list.

  Please can someone help me? All tracks will be appreciated.

  Thanks in advance.

  See you soon

  How to reset the zone list in Windows 7...

  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/100925-time-zones-restore-missing-default-time-zones.html

• Time zones

  Okay - I'm pulling my hair out and going nowhere, even after research and reading on this for a few hours. Any advice would be appreciated.

  I need to get the current time in the United Kingdom - with summer time.

  My current code is:

  Zone londonZone = TimeZone.getTimeZone ("Europe/London");
  Calendar calendar = Calendar.getInstance (londonZone);
  Date DateNow = calendar.getTime ();

  Could someone explain what I appear to be wrong?

  I always seem to come at the wrong time, regardless of the settings of the DST.

  Note that all Blackberry devices, everyone, to this instance (and assuming that the unit's clock is set correctly) will get exactly the same value when they arrive at the present time by using this call:

  long currentTime = System.currentTimeMillis ();

  Time they get is GMT or UTC, UTC, according to me, but there is little difference as I understand it, at least the difference is too small to worry here.

  If the value of type long is still the same.  When they display this value, the display mechanism is usually set by default to the time zone of the device and thus factors in the correct difference from GMT and DST.

  So if you want to display the current time for an another zone hourly, all you do is zone the DateField time zone you want, and it will handle the conversion.

  With this in mind, can you explain your problem again?

  You say you want to get the current time in the United Kingdom.  How to do this will depend on what you will use this value for.

  But here's an inefficient code which may help:

  Zone londonZone = TimeZone.getTimeZone ("Europe/London");
  Calendar LONDON_CALENDAR = Calendar.getInstance (londonZone);
  an = LONDON_CALENDAR.get (Calendar.YEAR);
  month = LONDON_CALENDAR.get (Calendar.MONTH);
  day = LONDON_CALENDAR.get (Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH);
  hour = LONDON_CALENDAR.get (Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY);
  minute = LONDON_CALENDAR.get (Calendar.MINUTE);
  s = LONDON_CALENDAR.get (Calendar.SECOND);

  String londonDate = Integer.toString (year) + '-' +.
  Integer.toString (month + 1 + 100) .substring (1,3) + '-' +.
  "Integer.toString (day + 100) .substring (1,3) + ' t ' +.
  Integer.toString (+ 100) .substring (1.3) of the hour + ":" +.
  Integer.toString (minute + 100) .substring (1,3) + ':' +.
  Integer.toString (s + 100) .substring (1,3);