Subject | Re: [firebird-support] UTC Time from server |
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Author | Ivan Cruz |
Post date | 2005-08-27T22:27:12Z |
Richard wrote:
in the way I understand it) is Universal Cordinated Time and is similar
to atomic time, except by a leap second added from time to time.
The leap second is added to compesate small variations in earth
rotation.
Your server have a system time, calculated from the ticks generated
by very imprecise hardware parts. To have your system time
more or less syncronized to the UTC time, you will need a SNTP
(Simple Network Time Protocol) client.
Ivan.
>Does that mean that you *can't* get the server UTC time?No!!! I mean your server don't have a UTC time. UTC time (at last
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>I have had a look in Helen Borie's book (The Firebird book), but can't
>see a reference.
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>Richard
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in the way I understand it) is Universal Cordinated Time and is similar
to atomic time, except by a leap second added from time to time.
The leap second is added to compesate small variations in earth
rotation.
Your server have a system time, calculated from the ticks generated
by very imprecise hardware parts. To have your system time
more or less syncronized to the UTC time, you will need a SNTP
(Simple Network Time Protocol) client.
Ivan.