Nokia E5-00: Time zone Vietnam has failed in Firmw...

I 'm using Nokia E5-00 phone (RM-632) with Firmware 042.007. This firmware has a problem: Time zone Vietnam 's failed: GMT: 0:00, the right Vietnam time zone 's GMT: +7:00
I hope Nokia 'll fix this problem in this Firmware and Next Firmwares
Thanks!

Bạn sử dụng hàng xách tay ? Mình cũng có 1 chiếc E5 chính hãng, không có lỗi giống bạn.

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Edited by: mobra on Sep 24, 2011 7:14 PM

Hi Arie,
When you are setting the language to derived from session you actually declare that you are working in a dynamic environment – per session – and not in a static one. Using the Initialization PL/SQL Code is very static as the same code is executed for every database session.I was using a fixed time zone value in the ALTER SESSION to demonstrate the bug/problem... in real life, the actual time zone is derived dynamically based on a user profile stored in the database.
APEX 4.0 introduced the Automatic Time Zone under the Globalization tab. By default it’s set to No but setting it to Yes will allow you to use your local time zone (as derived from your browser) with whatever language derived setting you choose, including per session with the *&p_lang* parameter.The key point is that LANGUAGE has nothing to do with TIME ZONEs, and vice versa. People speak English (and Spanish, and French, and Chinese for that matter) all over the world. You cannot determine a user's time zone based on the chosen language.
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