ASCP Server time change

Hello,
The current server time for global ASCP implementation is US-eastern time. We would like to change it to India time (IST), so the plans can be launched earlier and as the next day starts earlier.
Any ideas are appreciated.
Regards,
Sash

871486 wrote:
Hi to all,
I have 10.2g database on a Windows Server 2003 in production.
What would be the impact on the database if I change server time i.e. if I roll the clock backwards?
My database server takes time from my DC server and I wont to roll the clock backwards on DC server.
Thanks!The schedulers will be affected. I mean by the schedulers; Oracle defined schedulers (maintenance window, etc...) and user defined schedulers.

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