Report execution time should displayed in Local Time

Hi,
I have a query related to the Report execution time.
Our SAP Servers are available in US. The Servers are configured in US Time.
We have developed a Z report and used SY-UZEIT to display the Report Run Time.
we also have a plant in India.
When we execute this report for India Plant we are getting the execution run time for US.
But we need to get the run time in India Time.
Please help ASAP.
Regards,
Shankar

Hi Shankaran,
In your Z report, give a condition to check if the Plant is in India. If it is in india, then get SY-UZEIT and add the time difference to get IST.
Display this time on your report.
For implementing this, you will have to convert the Date and Time into Timestamp (use FM "LXHME_TIMESTAMP_CONVERT_INTO"), add the Time to this Time stamp (use FM "TIMESTAMP_DURATION_ADD" and convert it back to Date and Time (use FM "LXHME_TIMESTAMP_CONVERT_FROM").
Reward points if useful.
regards,
Raj
Message was edited by: Rajagopal G

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