GMT or local time in background processing ?

Hello all,
In the Background Processing transaction, is the time for scheduled job in GMT or in Local time ?
Regards,
Michaël.

Hello Michaël,
As far as I remember you specify there local time.
Regards,
Alex.

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I realize I've thrown a lot of info in here, but all of it may apply. In a way I feel like we've ended up across the river without crossing the bridge first, but let's see what comes out of all of this (teleporting worked for Captain Kirk ).
- Ludek
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But I mean the messages with errors in Adapter Engine , not in Intergrations Engine.
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I
Till now we have seen how to resubmit/restart message that failed in Integration Engine. One a message makes it from Integration Engine to Adapter Engine, the message is flagged as checked in Integration Engine. The status of the message in Adapter engine does not effect the processed state in Integration Engine. Now if this message was asynchronous, XI will by default try to restart the message 3 times at intervals of 5 minutes before the status of the message is changed from Waiting to System Error .
*how can i schedule a job to automatically restart these messages with errors?
best regards
Yaning
Edited by: Yaning Liu on Aug 18, 2008 1:43 PM

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