Re: CDR and timestamps

Jon C Vemo wrote: } At 11:11 PM 2/13/97 GMT, you wrote: } >I just went to a user meeting here in NYC where informix had a talk } >about CDR. I had a question regarding CDR, they didn't have the answer } >then and I have not heard anything as of yet. Maybe somebody out there } >can answer it for me. In the replication process, the timestamp is used } >to see when this specific transaction occurred. Now here is my } >question, what happens if the two servers are in different time zones, } >does it get fooled by the difference in time? I belive this was an } } No. According to the class, and I just received the tape, so I will be } verifying, } but all the timestamps are converted and maintained as GMT, thus eliminating } the issue with time zones. } } Now, the daylight savings time question, is one which I can not respond to } as assuredly. I'll have to test this out. I presume this can/is accounted for. } } Jon } } >issue with HDR. Better yet, what happens when the servers are in } >different timezones and one has daylight savings time and the other } >doesn't? Does CDR go crazy when one server's time is adjusted and the } >other isn't? } > } >thanks, } > } ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- } Jon C. Vemo "Life is like a dogsled team, if you ain't the } jvemo@cyberspace.com lead dog the scenery never changes." } ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Does this mean that for CDR used something other than ordinary timestamp (which is the sequentially assigned number)? -- vardan@sterling.ru Vardan Aroustamian Sterling Group, Moscow, Russia