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• How can I configure a time zone UTC to analog clock with actionscript 3?

  I use this code from a YouTUBE tutorial:

  addEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, timehandler);

  function timehandler(event:Event):void

  {

  var currentdate:Date = new Date();

  second_hand.rotation = currentdate.seconds * 6

  minute_hand.rotation = currentdate.minutes * currentdate.seconds + 6 / 10;

  hour_hand.rotation = currentdate.hours * 30 + currentdate.minutes / 2;

  }

  And this clock work perfect, but how to set different time zone, not a time zone on the computer?

  currDate.time, not currDat.milliseconds.

• Changing time zone of Sakhalin, in Russia (March 2016)

  Hello

  On 27 March, the island of Sakhalin will be moved time zone (UTC + 10:00) Vladivostok, Magadan (RTZ9) for the time zone (UTC + 11:00) Tchokourdakh (RTZ10).

  There are ~ 3500 users in business and currently, we are trying to understand if there will be DST patch (KB) for this purpose or not? To use a script that will change the time zones on the PCs of users or wait KB of MS?

  Of course, it is not good to ask users to manually edit 3500.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  All systems are connected to a domain network?

  If all systems 3500 + are connected to a network domain, you will need to change the settings for the time zone of the computer server for all client machines. To learn more about this, I recommend you post your query in the TechNet forums.

  TechNet Forum

  Otherwise, you may need to set the clocks on the systems individually:

  Set the clock

  Hope this information is useful. Let us know if you need more help, we will be happy to help you.

• 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

• Question time zone on Windows 2008 R2 RDS

  Hello

  We seem to have a problem with the redirection of zone on a 2008 server R2 RDS.   It's strange because there doesn't seem to be a problem for people in Sweden with a Swedish version of windows 7.  When I login to the United Kingdom with my version of windows and the United Kingdom time zone all working them correctly.

  Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can solve this problem.

  I just did another test to my time zone: ' (UTC + 01:00) Amsterdam, Berlin, Bern, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna ' and it works very well. "

  It must have something to do with the Swedish language.

  Thank you

  Nick

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site and must be placed on Technet or MSDN
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home

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• Bit confused about time zones

  I am running the DB on my home machine. I have a few questions about time and time zones...

  SQL > select double dbtimezone.

  + 00:00

  So I guess it's UTC time zone 0:00

  SQL > select to_char (sysdate, ' hh) twice;

  05:43:53

  So why is it an hour before the time UTC when I check on the internet

  SQL > select sessiontimezone double;

  + 01:00

  We are London/GMT with active DST so it makes sense.

  SQL > select to_char (current_date, ' hh) twice;

  05:44:30

  1 hour before the time UTC, as expected.
  

  I would have expected the time DB and session of differ from 1 hour, since the DB timezone is UTC, and the session is UTC + 1:00 (due to the DST).

  When I check the server time is his 1 hour before and yet the time zone UTC + 0:00... confused.

  > select to_char (sysdate, ' hh) twice;

  SYSDATE is not aware of time zone & reports based on what is obtained from the operating system on which Oracle DB is installed.

• How get/check out the time portion of timestamp with time zone?

  Using Oracle 10 g, I have a timestamp with time zone.
  
  We have treatment that uses hourly (as a shift of the day of treatment). I want to 'get' the time contained in a timestamp, so that I can compare it to one of our differences for example (pseudocode)
  
  If the time in the timestamp = 0 then
  treatment of midnight
  on the other
  do other hourly treatment
  FI
  
  I thought that "extract" was the right way to get the time portion of the time stamp, but it returns an interval based on UTC - so where I could expect
  
  SELECT extract (time OF THE TIMESTAMP ' 2009-06-08 00:34:56 Europe/London ') FROM dual
  
  to return to 0, it is actually 23 since it's time for the time zone UTC.
  
  Then... How should I be getting time in order to have it make 'sense' in the context of its time zone? I simply use to_char and analyze the time part?
  
  Thoughts?
  
  --
  Andy

  Not the literal timestamp ' 2009-06-08 00:34:56 Europe/London ' specifies TIMESTAMP (9) WITH ZONE TIME, subsequent DISTRIBUTION converts this TIMESTAMP value (6).

• How to configure time zone information in the failover database

  Hello:
  
  I'm confused on what to do with a failover system time zone information. Here's the situation:
  
  My application has tables with timestamp columns. When the application wants to update a record he questions the recording (and part of the record is the time it has been updated), changes the record and trying to engage. If the user spends an hour of last updated with it's update request. A stored procedure will check the current value of the lastUpdateTime of this record by doing a query on this line and compare this value with the one that the user provided in the update request.
  
  Given that the installer, if my failover database is in a different time zone and traffic is automatically routed to the backup site, these comparisons are going to fail? They will fail only depending on whether I'm using CURRENT_TIMESTAMP vs SYSTIMESTAMP? No matter if the column is of type Timestamp which factors in the zone or not? Do I need to have both systems to be set to the same time zone (UTC, for example)? I'm afraid that even if I record it without time zone info, Oracle will try and automatically transform the time somehow. Perhaps my concern is not justified.
  
  Thank you.

  Here is the difference

  The current_timestamp function returns the date and time in the current time zone of the SQL session as prepared by the ALTER SESSION command. It returns a value of TIMESTAMP WITH time ZONE SCHEDULE.

  The systimestamp function returns the date current system and time (including fractions of a second and the time zone) on your local database.

  If your application needs to update by using the time zone of the date.

  SS

• I use thunderbird in the New Zealand House and time zone settings, and when I invite people NZ for a new event it automatically creates a calendar for UTC entry

  I bought my computer laptop to the United Kingdom and installed Thunderbird there initially, but remains in NZ and reset home location and time zone accordingly. However, when I send invites to an event it resets the invite calendar for the recipient to UTC/GMT. My record of entry and invite calendar still shows what I entered in, but not their end. And it's the same thing in reverse, they send me something for 15:00, I get like 03:00.

  ... to restore the original location and time zone accordingly.

  Where exactly did you do that?

• Time zone is GMT I need the UTC value, I use Windows Vista

  My computer laptop time zone is set to GMT I need the UTC value, I use Windows Vista.

  Please tell me how to change it?

  Thank you

  Hi Dibo79,

  I suggest you follow the steps listed in the article. Steps 5 and 6 are specific to how to change the time zone setting in Windows.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/set-the-clock

• U410 - cannot connect after Windows Update after restore factory when the time zone is not UTC-8.

  Steps to reproduce the error:

  1 use OneKey recovery to restore the initial factory settings.

  2. on the initial setup of Windows screen, select a time zone to UTC - 8, UTC (London)

  3. connect to Windows, open the Windows Update control panel and click on "Install updates"

  4 restart the computer to complete the update.

  5. on the login screen, try to connect or shutdown the computer.

  Result:

  Computer is blocked with the only desktop wallpaper and mouse pointer visible. Does not meet all the keys. By pressing the power button sleep machine. Press again on he wakes the machine in the blocked State.

  I have reproduced this problem 3 times for initial help restore every time.

  Wordaround:

  Before starting the factory restore processes, set the clock of system by 24 hours. After the end of the restoration of the factory, set the system clock to the correct time.

  Otherwise, wait 24 hours between a factory reset and try to install the Windows updates.

  Analysis:

  This problem is caused because of the way that Windows stores time. It assumes that the system clock is set to local time rather than UTC. When you use the OneKey recovery system he doesn't know what time zone of the system clock is set on, and so it assumes that it is set to UTC - 8. If it is in fact the UTC value, OneKey Recovery creates files with a time stamp of 8 hours in the future. This causes the Windows Update to fail.

  One step that I forgot to mention, that may be important:

  After the installation of the plant, during the initial configuration screens, I updated the time zone GMT London.

  Since the OneKey recovery uses GMT - 8, this can cause some files to have a timestamp of 8 hours in the future. Maybe if I waited 8 hours before the update of this problem would not occur. I'll test this by setting the clock system for 1 week in the past, make reset factory and then it retroactively to the correct date before the update.

  EDIT: Test successfully. This workaround works.

• Time zone is set to UTC, I need GMT

  When I upgraded to Windows 7 and selected the zone I Eastern UTC we. It has not set the clock to the correct time in my area. I need time zone Eastern GMT but only selections I have are the options of UTC. Is there a way to fix this other then by setting the correct time myself?

  There is no difference. GMT disappeared long ago. UTC is exactly the same thing, under a flag different internatinal. UTC is the global standard, also make sure that your computer is configured for your country in the region and language

  The date on your computer needs to be set properly - click on the clock and the advanced options to make sure that
  the time and date are set. It should say UTC, GMT not. Navigate through the options, and make sure you have the correct time zone set.

  Thank you
  Renjith

• Date formatting according to UTC time zones

  Using MySQL, php
  
  www.freecrm.x10hosting.com
  
  Before installing my paintings, I need to better understand the relevance of the datetime property and conversion of this area.
  
  I am based in th UK (UTC, Greenwich mean time), but my host is in the States, which means that the date of "now" and time is based on US time (UTC?)-
  
  I did the formatting of the date, for example <? PHP echo date (, d/m/Y ', strtotime ($datetime ['DATETIME']));? > but don't know how to approach the problem compared to all visitor's time zone in the world.
  
  I have a sniffer script that detects the language of browsers, but I don't see that to be very useful.
  
  The site requires registration/login so I guess I could have a preference of UTC (UTC + 3 or whatever) in their folder. This could then be used to something like that.
  
  <? PHP date echo (se, d/m/Y ', strtotime($datetime['DATETIME']+$row_recordsetuser['UTCTIMEZONEPREFERENCE']));? >
  
  Does make sense?
  
  I know that the formatting will be a challenge as well because the United States use d/m/Y,
  
  Or is there a way to format the data of MySQL before its even called?

  .oO (RichardODreamweaver)

  > OK - think I have sussed it.
  >
  > All the date fields will be VARCHAR, with the Time() stored form function
  > Seconds UTC/GMT.
  >
  > The user can choose a preference for the time zone (GB, TCU, Etc/GMT + 1)
  >
  > In addition, the user can select a time format which is strored.
  >
  > Login, these preferences are stored as Session variables and used on each
  > page to set the time zone.
  >
  > putenv ("TZ =". $_SESSION ['timezone'] "")

  You must use date_default_timezone_set() instead:

  | Note: Since PHP 5.1.0 (when the date/time functions were written).
  | every call to a date/time function will generate an E_NOTICE if the
  | timezone isn't valid, and/or a level E_STRICT message if using the system
  | the parameters or the TZ environment variable.

  http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.date-default-timezone-set.php

  Micha

• Change the time zone of Novosibirsk

  Hi, in Russia/Novosibirsk time zone changing on UTC + 7, but time.euro.apple.com send UTC + 6. When I solve this problem?

  http://www.timeanddate.com/time/zones/NOVT

  It is a forum for user help. You do not discuss Apple here.

  To submit your comments directly to Apple using this link http://www.apple.com/feedback/

• See if specified that time zone is in the DST. Someone at - it have?

  Wanted to check and see if it has already done.

  With the time in hour UTC and the time zone users, does anyone have a good function already created to see if its in DST.  I know is the second Sunday in March and the first Sunday of November is back.

  or maybe the CVI has one built in I can't find.  Whatever it is, it would be hard to do, but don't know a good way to understand some days of the week to a month.

  According to the description of Microsoft Help for their mktime() function, you can fill in a tm to the desired date of test structure, but first the tm_isdst field definition a negative value. This will force the function to calculate the correct value for the field - in other words he then will tell you if the DST was in effect on that date.

  I don't know if it's a standard ANSI behavior for this function, but it should be easy enough for you to test.

  JR