[H-GEN] TimeZones and Redhat 8.0
Mark Leung
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Mon Jan 20 18:05:21 EST 2003
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James, apologies for ignorance - what is NTP daemon ?
I have Mandrake 8.0 and DB2 v7.2. When I type "date" on the command line,
and when I use "current timestamp" in insert SQL statements, I don't get
the 1 hour difference. I am in the Queensland timezone.
Ming
"James Collins"
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I seem to be having a strange thing with DB2 and Redhat 8.0 - While the
time revealed by typing "date" on the command line is correct, and the NTP
daemon is running correctly and everything "appears" correct, when I do an
insert or update on a DB2 database, using the "current timestamp" command,
the time is 1 hour slow.... Has anyone else in the Queensland timezone had
this strangeness occur?? Anyone got any idea where I might look for where
the problem is? NB: This problem doesn't occur on the test server, which is
currently still running 7.3 - Only on the 8.0 production server...
James :) Collins
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