Hi Jesse,
The WO server have CEST and database have Europe/Paris.
When I read data from my app ,I have a correct birthday date. But when I use my extraction method from jasper I lose 1 hour. When I run the .jasper from jaspertsoft I always have a correct birthday date.
I don't understand what happen when the app send the .csv file from server.
Thanks
The WO server have CEST and database have Europe/Paris.
When I read data from my app ,I have a correct birthday date. But when I use my extraction method from jasper I lose 1 hour. When I run the .jasper from jaspertsoft I always have a correct birthday date.
I don't understand what happen when the app send the .csv file from server.
Thanks
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Le 25 jul 2013 à 04:07, Jesse Tayler <jtay...@oeinc.com> a écrit :
what’s the timezone on your server / database?an hour off from CEST I’m guessing.On Jul 25, 2013, at 6:03 AM, Raymond NANEON <rnan...@me.com> wrote:Hi list,
I am having a little issue when using data extraction in my app. On my development machine, the data (especially birthday) are not altered but the server sideI lose 1 hour on them.
A problem with the server configuration?
When I run the command "date", I have correct date : Thu Jul 25 11:54:25 CEST 2013
A problem with WO environment configuration?
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