Requested start time during job scheduling population in local time.

Question

Hello Experts,
Could you please help on the issue.
Requested start time during job scheduling populated with local time even though we have assigned the GMT time zone.
Could you please help , how to change the settings of request start time calender icon to populate the GMT time.
thanks,
Suresh.

Answer 1

Hello Gerben,
Thanks for the reply, even though the default time zone set as GMT in user settings, the requested start time calender pop up the local time instead of GMT time.
Previously requested start time poped up  the GMT time, we have observed this change once we have ran the redwood script for time window elements change and imported some of the job definitions, applications & time windows from other system.
Below is the script we have ran thought shell script
Script Fuctionality
1. Take the mentioned time window
2. iteratate thought the time window elements and add 1 hour to the "time to day from" & "time to day to" parameters.
3. set the changed parametes to time window and persist the changes.
// Variable Declarations
String timewindow = null;
String query = null;
TimeWindow tw = null;
TimeWindowElement twe = null;
long otdvalue = 3600000;
long l1 = 0;
long l2 = 0;
long threshold = 0 ;
long expvalue = 82800000;
long expvalue1 = 85500000;
long indto1 = 0;
long indfrom1 = 300999;
long indto2 = 2700000;
long indfrom2 =  3000999;
Job job = null;
//Declare all the time windows in array
String[] timewindows = {"XX_TIMEWINDOW_01_GMT"};
          for( int i = 0 ; i < timewindows.length; i++)
          timewindow =  timewindows<i>;
          jcsOut.println("TimeWindow"i":"+timewindows<i>);
          tw = jcsSession.getTimeWindowByName(timewindow);
          for (Iterator it1 = tw.getTimeWindowElements(); it1.hasNext();)
               twe = (TimeWindowElement) it1.next();
               Long otd = new Long(otdvalue);
               jcsOut.println("************************");
               jcsOut.println(twe.getTimeOfDayFrom());
               jcsOut.println(twe.getTimeOfDayTo());
               jcsOut.println("************************");
               Long todf = (Long) twe.getTimeOfDayFrom();
               Long todt = (Long) twe.getTimeOfDayTo();
                                  threshold = todf.longValue();
                        // if timeday from equal to 23 GMT assign the 0 GMT
                                  if(threshold == expvalue )
                jcsOut.println("timewindow with 23 GMT");
               l1 = indto1;
               l2 = indfrom1;
                        //if timedayfrom equal to 23:45 GMT assign 0:45 GMT
               else if(threshold == expvalue1)
               jcsOut.println("timewindow with 23:45 GMT");
               l1 = indto2;
               l2 = indfrom2;
                        // Add 1 hour for current time of day from 
               else
               l1 = todf.longValue() + otdvalue;
               l2 = todt.longValue() +  otdvalue;
               Long ll1 = new Long(l1);
               Long ll2 = new Long(l2);
               twe.setTimeOfDayFrom(ll1);
               twe.setTimeOfDayTo(ll2);
               jcsOut.println("After Change:"+ twe.getTimeOfDayFrom());
               jcsSession.persist();
Once after the script competetion the time window time zone remains in GMT.
Could you please check script once and  help us  the time zone change caused  the by script or not?
Thanks,
Suresh