Automatic time zone wrong post 2/21/14 security update

Updated ipad air and iphone 5s with new security update today. For some reason, automatic time zone is now indicating I am in Chicago(central time) even though I am in Cincinnati, OH (eastern time). Anybody else having this problem?

Hi all,
i came also across this problem. If you use APEX automatic time zone detection you only get a time zone like '+01:00'. This is insufficient to handle Daylight Savings for TIMESTMAP WITH (LOCAL) TIME ZONE in the past or in the future that differ to the current Daylight Savings.
Try the following:
If you set your time zone to something like 'Europe/Berlin' then Oracle correctly stores/converts the data. To get this more exact timezone information, use jsTimezoneDetect (https://bitbucket.org/pellepim/jstimezonedetect/downloads) on the login page and store the result in a (hidden) item. In the page processing after the login handling, set the time zone.

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Up until about a month ago, my phone (4, 16 gig) was working fine. Now it won't recognize any new time zones, and I have to set them manually. It's rather annoying.

You can run Repair Disk from the Restore Partiton your HD. Restart the computer, when you hear the startup tone choose the Restore Partition and then open Repair Disk. However I'd be surprised if that has anything to do it with it. You should run Repair Disk Permissions at least 2x, and then if you want run Repair Disk. Then restart the computer in Safe Mode to clear some caches. Then restart normal and check the Time Zone.
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When I try to set the automatic time zone on my iPad wi-fi mini in Settings all I get is the "waiting" wheel constantly turning.
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Automatic time zone stuck with the previous location

Hi everybody,
I wanted to use automatic time zone option but it doesn't work at all. When I ask to search for my location, it shows my previous location not current. I restart my Wi-Fi modem, restore the default settings, delate "com.apple.timezone.auto.plist" nothing helps.
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The Mac may be trying to find its location by looking in a database of WiFi locations. If you brought your WiFi router from your old location, it may still be located in your original location in the data base. If they are using Skyhook you can update it yourself.
<http://skyhookwireless.com/howitworks/submit_ap.php>
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[SOLVED] Gnome's automatic time zone setting never triggers

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Oh good call, that was off. I'll assume that was the issue. (I guess turning on Automatic Time Zone does one location check irrespective of the setting?)

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Under Date & Time Preferences, Apple's automatic time zone setting puts some Aleutian Islands in the wrong time zone.

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I have the exact same FIRST problem that davidmorin is discribing:
After an Update on my iPhone 2G from version 1.1.4 to version 2.0 and 2.0.1, I cannot see "set up automatically" (for the time zone) anymore in Preferences >General >Date & Time. Also, as a second problem, "24-Hour Time is greyed out so that can not move it from either ON to OFF.
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We have a WDA running on top of a SAP system that is running on US time. The data from the WDA must be stored in SAP using US time. The WDA will however run in England and needs to display English time to the users. Is there any mechanism or concept in web dynpro that provides automatic time conversion when reading from and displaying time and when writing data back to the database? Some kind of screen exit or other?
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I don't really have anything useful to say, but couldn't help to add my two cents here...
Whenever you work in a system that supports users or other parties spread among different time zones you start wishing for some better time zone support. It's not just the user's time zone that is relevant, just imagine for example a service call to a call center in India, where probably the customer's time zone is even more important than the user time zone.
I know that in principle we have some design issue here, because standalone dates (without any time details) are impossible to convert among different time zones. It would be nice though if the system would provide a framework where any date/time fields can be registered and linked to some time zone field. Changing the time zone field, would automatically update all registered date/time fields.
Ideally the field for choosing time zones would have the ability to show a list of preferred time zones with (changeable) explanations. One could for example imagine that by default it's populated with the two entries for user time zone and system time zone. Each application should be able to register additional time zones, e.g. sold-to time zone for an order, etc.
Another (workaround) option I used in applications (for automatically filled read-only fields, like creation date/time) is to settle on one reasonable default time zone (e.g. user) and then have tool tips showing dates/times in other relevant time zones.
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Cheers, harald

Time Zone wrong in Database

Hello :
Today I noticed that the time zone is set wrongly in one of our production instance.
The time is in Mountain standard time instead of Central Standard time. The time zone information is set during database startup through a script.
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#! /bin/sh
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TZ=Canada/Central;export TZ
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su - oracle -c "/usr/local/bin/up_oracle db"
su - oracle -c "lsnrctl start"
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Regards,
BMP

Hi :
We finally found out what was causing this issue. To summarise the issue and the resolution.
Issue:
We had two databases running on the same unix machine. One db was serving the east region and the other one the central region. The Unix machine was running in the Mountain standard Time. So we offset this Change in Time zone by an environmental variable to point exactly to east or Central Time zone. A week ago we noticed that the Central DB is still showing MST. East was running perfect. We were wondering how it is possible for just one db to work properly and the other not.
Observation:
East region was registered dynamically with the local listener and had always picked up the Timezone variable during startup. The central region was registered manually and it always picked up the timezone of the listener in which case it is Mountain. Even though the Time zone variable is set before restart of the DB.
Resolution:
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