Changing date on a solaris system.

Hi guys,
one easy question.
I need to change the time/date on several solaris servers running oracle 9.
My question is if I need to stop the databases after doing the change or not.
Is it going to affect in any way the normal working of the oracle system?
Thanks in advance.
MLN

There is no need to stop Oracle-- it will immediately start picking up the new date.
Whether changing the time & date will have a negative impact on whatever applications you are running, though, is something you would have to determine. If your applications are using SYSDATE to populate rows, and the application makes certain assumptions about the distribution of records over time (i.e. the most recent row has the latest SYSDATE, there is no more than x seconds between subsequent rows, etc) changing the OS time & date could foul up that logic. Generally, that's more likely to happen if you are setting the date back, but can happen if you advance the clock as well.
Justin

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