Hi. Yes. I was in a black hole for a few days. Very stretchy in there.
If you have databases that store data in different timezones you're going to
have to do the conversion yourself. It sucks but is doable. In my case I was
lucky that the odd-ball data was under my control so I wrote a java app
I don't recall ... I think Travis was doing something with timezones -- he
might have a suggestion?
ms
On Dec 2, 2009, at 7:50 AM, Johann Werner wrote:
> Hi Mike,
>
> just found this old thread of yours and was curious (because I am currently
> in the same situation having to access two datab
Hi Mike,
just found this old thread of yours and was curious (because I am currently in
the same situation having to access two databases that use different time
zones) if anything got its way into Wonder? Doing a rough search through the
sources did not reveal anything,
jw
Am 24.10.2008 um
Hello Mike;
It's documented as being implemented in the EOAdaptorChannel
...
Although I understand your logic, would it be better to ask Apple
to correct the fact that it does not work rather than put it into
the adaptor. TimeZones are just fine as long as it's switching
from GMT at the
It's documented as being implemented in the EOAdaptorChannel
Although I understand your logic, would it be better to ask Apple to
correct the fact that it does not work rather than put it into the
adaptor. TimeZones are just fine as long as it's switching from GMT
at the 'view layer', but
Hello Mike;
I have also looked at that and wondered what it does, if anything.
So I'm contemplating adding this support back in, because it
actually seems sort of useful to me.
That could be useful for legacy purposes.
It's documented as being implemented in the EOAdaptorChannel
Although
On Oct 23, 2008, at 4:51 PM, Mike Schrag wrote:
uh ... does EOAttribute's serverTimeZone do a damn thing? it
looks like there's not a single bit of code in EOF that does
anything with that value ... wouldn't it seem like the plugins
should adjust timestamps for the given attribute by the
uh ... does EOAttribute's serverTimeZone do a damn thing? it looks
like there's not a single bit of code in EOF that does anything
with that value ... wouldn't it seem like the plugins should adjust
timestamps for the given attribute by the specified timezone in the
attribute, or am i bein
On Oct 23, 2008, at 4:23 PM, Mike Schrag wrote:
uh ... does EOAttribute's serverTimeZone do a damn thing? it looks
like there's not a single bit of code in EOF that does anything with
that value ... wouldn't it seem like the plugins should adjust
timestamps for the given attribute by the
uh ... does EOAttribute's serverTimeZone do a damn thing? it looks
like there's not a single bit of code in EOF that does anything with
that value ... wouldn't it seem like the plugins should adjust
timestamps for the given attribute by the specified timezone in the
attribute, or am i bein
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