That's for sure, changing the $Timezone is the last approach.
However I've been testing with HS.Timezone.Server.Service and I think that I'm getting something useful, and seeing the docs I'm seeing that it has the TZ database embedded
These tasks are executed every day, and need to be executed on my server that is in Africa/Cairo timezone, but need to be executed at the correct UTC time.
Today (22 October 2021) the UTC conversions for 08:00 of the indicated timezones are as following
06:00 22.Oct
23:00 21.Oct
12:00 22.Oct
But on november the 10th it will be
07.00 10.Nov
23:00 9.Nov
13:00 10.Nov
That times are the UTC times when I need to execute my task.
How can I convert 22 October 2021 08:00 Asia/Tokyo to 21 October 2021 23:00 UTC
Until now in caché we where checking $ZERROR, but as InterSystems is descouraging the use of that variable, I don't know how to surely test this command.
System configuration. There are so much settings all over the application that it would be great to have a configuratino wizard divided into categories.
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That's for sure, changing the $Timezone is the last approach.
However I've been testing with HS.Timezone.Server.Service and I think that I'm getting something useful, and seeing the docs I'm seeing that it has the TZ database embedded
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Of course future can't be predicted but each release can have the up to date DB.
Will do it via Java or Py with a connector
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It shows the server offset to UTC.
My tasks look like this:
These tasks are executed every day, and need to be executed on my server that is in Africa/Cairo timezone, but need to be executed at the correct UTC time.
Today (22 October 2021) the UTC conversions for 08:00 of the indicated timezones are as following
06:00 22.Oct
23:00 21.Oct
12:00 22.Oct
But on november the 10th it will be
07.00 10.Nov
23:00 9.Nov
13:00 10.Nov
That times are the UTC times when I need to execute my task.
How can I convert 22 October 2021 08:00 Asia/Tokyo to 21 October 2021 23:00 UTC
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Using any of both method I've got the same problem, how do I know what is the offset for "Europe/Madrid" today, tomorrow, or any given day?
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Until now in caché we where checking $ZERROR, but as InterSystems is descouraging the use of that variable, I don't know how to surely test this command.
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The issue with this option is that on a productive environment, inmediately after purguing the queries, I've got new queries.
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Class dependency tree builder, this should support dynamic dependencies used.
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System configuration. There are so much settings all over the application that it would be great to have a configuratino wizard divided into categories.
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Having a configuration tool in the management portal to help with all the settings.
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Well this kind of old post revives again... I have two mirror members that say "This member is not connected to the arbiter".
The three machines are in the same subnet, all IPs configured, pings responding...