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  • Subject: attribute's serverTimeZone
  • From: Mike Schrag <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 23 Oct 2008 19:23:01 -0400

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 being crazy?

the only plugin that seems to consider timezones at all is the FrontBasePlugIn when you set external type to "TIME WITH TIME ZONE" or "TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE" where it APPEARS (skimming the code) that they negatively adjust for timezone, I think setting the database value to GMT? (could be reading that wrong, it's sort of dense and I'm not reading it carefully)

ms

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