How to correct system time

Hi
Can any one help me how to correct JVM time.. when we run interface at 14.00 hrs, file has been created with date and time stamp like 20090112-020012 this way.. however i would be expecting 20090112-140012 . here if you see the difference, 12 hrs time format has been set.. that's why system never shows more than 12 hours. Although it's a silly issue, but want to understand where we are missing.
Thanks

Hi Chinna,
Check this links for changing the date in the UNIX OS
http://www.ddms.com/Resources/Support/faq/unix/unixtime.pdf
http://www.ehow.com/how_2029191_set-time-unix.html
Regards
Ramesh

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