Hi, You should not doing business rules and logic in Active links! Filters handles this much better :-)
As ben mention, moving the business time to filters will probably solve your issue. -- Jarl 2009/11/13 LJ Longwing <lj.longw...@gmail.com>: > To start off, here are the stats > > ARS 7.1 P6 (Windows) > MidTier 7.1 P6 (Solaris) > > I have an app server running on windows, and a Solaris based MidTier server, > both US based and non localized. Everything works fine till we bring on UK > based people working in the system. They go to enter a date in a field > manually and give it '28/11/09' as the date, which of course to them is > 'November 28th 2009', but with a US based system, that's the 28th month, > 11th day of 2009....strangely Remedy seems to be translating that to April > 11th 2011...it seems to be saying oh...28th month...well that's 2 years and > 4 months....so...weird. We need to provide the UK based folks with an easy > method to provide dates in their format and have the server not puke on the > input. My first thought is that if we stand up a MidTier server using > regional settings of UK, that it would automatically translate between the > client and server, that didn't seem to work the way I was thinking, so I > consulted my documentation, and it discussed User preference records. So I > configured my user account to have a locale of en_GB, which according to the > drop down is 'English (United Kingdom)'. This seemed to do what I needed, > everywhere I look dates are in format DD/MM/YYYY, but I noticed two issues. > First is that the dates don't seem to be 'sorting' properly and I have an AL > that calls the server for business time calculations, and that threw an > error saying either start or end time was incorrect.... > > I've never done anything internationally before and would love some expert > help from those that have dealt with this situation before. Any and all > suggestions are appreciated. > > _______________________________________________________________________________ > UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org > Platinum Sponsor:rmisoluti...@verizon.net ARSlist: "Where the Answers Are" > _______________________________________________________________________________ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org Platinum Sponsor:rmisoluti...@verizon.net ARSlist: "Where the Answers Are"
