Subject | Re: Daylight saving |
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Author | willogibbo |
Post date | 2005-06-28T07:34:56Z |
Daniel
I recently posted raising similar questions about storing time values.
I see in this thread the advice was to store time as GMT (as well as
local perhaps) and let the higher level application translate back to
local time. I can understand this is a good/preferable way to go.
Further question is, however: how do you store time as GMT?!
Thanks
Will
<d.jimenez@c...> wrote:
I recently posted raising similar questions about storing time values.
I see in this thread the advice was to store time as GMT (as well as
local perhaps) and let the higher level application translate back to
local time. I can understand this is a good/preferable way to go.
Further question is, however: how do you store time as GMT?!
Thanks
Will
<d.jimenez@c...> wrote:
> Hi everyone,time. Thus,
>
> In the near future we are to develop a DB app, which must keep a very
> accurate audit trail, which as you can imagine includes date and
> their exist the potential for corruption (for that one hour when timeI would
> travels back for daylight savings), so before reinventing the wheel,
> really appreciate if you could share your experience or suggestionregarding
> this.
>
> Thank you in advance
>
> daniel
>
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