Hi all,
this is really weird.
Running 4.03 on SQL2005 with NAV Clients on Citrix.
We have a 3rd party solution running on SQL Server A
Navision is running on SQL Server B, with Server A as linked server.
On the Navision server we have a SQL-view that points to server A.
This SQL-view is included in Navisin as linked object and it displays the values correct.
BUT !!!
There is a datetime field that is not viewed correct.
SQL-Server A (the source): 10:02:24
SQL-Server B (the view on the NAV server): 10:02:24
Navision Client: 12:02:24
It is definitively a timezone issue, because if I cahnge the value on the source server, the value can be ssen in the Navision client, but with the 2hrs. difference.
Checked the clocks on the client and the servers - same.
Any idea, where to look further?
Appreciate any help,
Thanks in advance,
Martin
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thanks for your reply .... where/how can this be done?
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In Winter you store in a datetime field Dec.31st, 2010, 17:00. When you look at the content in Summer it will display difefrently as Dec.31st, 2010, 16:00 (or 18:00 :?: )
A little off topic: Can anyone name a good use for this behaviour?
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There was a bug in this type that was corrected in NAV 6.0 SP1, which incorrectly used the daylight savings in affect at the current date, to apply to date/time values entered in a previous date which leads to inconsistent values.
Note that allthough NAV is converting values to/from UTC and local times, the value stored in the datetime field in the SQL Server table is independent of conversion.
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