Hello, Could you please share more details on a business/technical task you're trying to solve? We might come up with some solution.
- Denis On Sun, Sep 29, 2019 at 6:42 PM evariste galois < evariste_galois...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Hello, > > The context of this question is we would be using a grid composed out of > multiple nodes and it is very important the absolute time is the same on > all > the nodes. > > How is the time considered at the grid level? The time returned by issuing > /SELECT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP()/ would be the same on all the nodes or > different > JDBC connections to different hosts would yield different results? > > It may be possible nodes are residing on machines and there is an offset of > several minutes between machine system time values > > What would Apache Ignite consider as CURRENT_TIMESTAMP() in the situations > above? And is there any way to control the time at the grid level? > > > Thank you > > >
