Time stamp bug resolved in Leopard?

There was a known bug in Tiger Mail where the Date Received column for messages always displayed the time using GMT and not the user's time zone. The Date Sent column displayed correctly. Was this bug fixed in Leopard? It was not a universal problem and occurred only with certain ISPs, CenturyTel among them.

I believe this is a bug in Mail since I didn't have this problem using Eudora before I switched to Mail.
The workaround in Mail is to go to View>Columns and click on Date Sent. Then, go back and click on Date Received to deselect that column. Now the date and time will display correctly.
Is CenturyTel your ISP?

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Data source time stamp bug

Hi Experts,
I have a process chain which extracts the master data and it failed yesterday mentioning the below mentioned bug
DataSource 0PERSON_ATTR does not have the same status as the source system in the Business Information Warehouse.
The time stamp in the source system is 28.06.2011 07:01:14.
The time stamp in the BW system is 21.09.2010 13:24:08.
System Response
The load process has been terminated.
Procedure
Copy the DataSource again and then activate the transfer rules that belong to it. You have to activate the transfer rules in every case, even if they are still active after the DataSource has been copied.
I replicated the Data source but i cannot activate the transfer rules as i am in production.
please let me know the procedure i can do to fix this bug
regards
Krishna Mohan.

Hi Mr.Aravin,
Thanks for your valuable help.
it solved my problem instantly.
i did the following
Went to SE38
used the program RS_TRANSTRU_ACTIVATE_ALL
executed the same
and in the next screen
i typed in the source system name in the source system coloumn
and in the infosource coloumn i typed in the name of the infoobject
and executed the same
and it did the task what i needed.
thanks once again and full marks awarded.
regards
Krishna Mohan

Time stamp bug

The timestamp indicator should report 00:00:00.000 1970-01-01 however it reports 00:59:59.000 1970-01-01. Any other year than 1970 and this problem does not exist.
Could someone verify this? Please see attached code.
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I get the value differently, but slightly in a different way.
I dont know exactly if it is a problem on the first hand.
I m in India, so GMT + 5.30. Are you somewhere from Europe?
See the attachment.
- Partha
LabVIEW - Wires that catch bugs!
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Bug report: Time stamp misalignment in recent list

Bug report: With the new compact design, go to recent pivot, tap on a conversation, press back button to go back to recent, notice the time stamps to the right of the list have moved even more right, with text being cut off the screen.
Using Lumia 1020 with Cyan and 8.1.1 DP.

I figured this would be the best place to post it so that an Apple representative might see it.
Actually it's not as likely to be seen here since there are so many posts for any Apple rep to have to scan. The best way to report an issue to Apple is through the feedback pages or, if you're a member of Apple's developer program, through the bug reporter.
Regards.

Time stamp error, bug...

Hi all,
I am currently doing a lot of work late at night and I've discovered a replicable, strange behaviour in the finder.
All files saved at or just after midnight have a time stamp of "Today 24:03" (example only).
This should read: "Today 00:03".
Midnight in the 24h clock is 00:00, and 11:59 (one minute to midnight) is 23:59, so the moment the date changes, time should start clicking UP from 00:00.
24:03,4,5 etc. simply does not exist, it's like saying 75minutes past 4 for example...
What's going on here? Is there a fix?
cheers

Hi Venkat,
The units of data stored inside the data warehouse are timestamped so that each unit of data in the data warehouse has some element of time associated with the record. The timestamping of data warehouse data signifies that the unit of data is accurate as of the timestamp. In general, there are two ways that a record is stored in the data warehouse: discretely or continuously. In a discrete record there is one instant in time for which the record is accurate. In a continuous record, there is a span of time for which the record is accurate. These records form a larger definition of information over time.
Using timestamps usually leaves a gap in time between the timestamp being logged and the transaction being updated, however. Hence, some documents
may be missed if they have not yet been committed to the database. To mitigate
this risk, SAP often uses a safety delta concept, setting back a users timestamp selection for a few hours to avoid missing late updates.
Time stamp error's occur in different situations.Depending on the situation we need solve the problem..
Some times you need to replicate the data source and activate the transfer rules...
If copa load fails you need to act differentlyand so on..
Check these threads.
/message/3146401#3146401 [original link is broken]
Time Stamp Error
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/advancedsearch?query=time%20stamp%20error&cat=sdn_all
Re: Time Stamp Error In ODS
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Ravikanth

File adapter- Add time stamp

Dear All,
Scenario:-
File to Proxy and Acknowledgement SAP to File.
Once the file is received by SAP and first ack is send as recepit of file to Legacy system, after that the process goes ahead and do other validation and the same outbound proxy is triggered and send the respeonce.
Now in Ack i am using the same strucutre to send the file receipt and the other response and in file adapter I am differentiatiing the file with Add time stamp option.
Problem:-
My Ack Response from R3 is coming very immidiately. For example Reciept time stamp and other response time stamp is same.
Hence my legacy system is not able to differentiate which is the first flow. Ideally after receipt the other file will be seen by Legacy.
How can I resolve the problem in case when the time stamp for both the flow is same.
I can see Add time stamp option has yyyyMMdd-HHmmss-SSS wat is SSS stands for?
Chirag.

Hi,
My Ack Response from R3 is coming very immidiately. For example Reciept time stamp and other response time stamp is same.
Request / response timestamp can't be same, even if it happens at real time.
I can see Add time stamp option has yyyyMMdd-HHmmss-SSS wat is SSS stands for?
SSS is milliseconds having values between 000-999.
Regards,
Neetesh

DateAdd(interval,number,date) Visual Basic to LabVIEW Time Stamp add 18 months

Hi all,
I need to match Visual Basic Cmd = DateAdd("m", 18, Date()) which adds 18 months to today's date. When I use LabVIEW Time Stamp VI's at first I tried adding 1.5 years in seconds. but this did not match the VB generated method? What method do I use in LV to obtain the VB DateAdd("m", 18, Date())
Example 'Add one month to January 31, 2000
document.write(DateAdd("m",1,"31-Jan-00"))
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Well this is how you do it. However, it doesn't seem to work with the month. There was a thread about this problem not too long ago. If you overflow the month in the date/time rec cluster (so it is greater than 12), date/time to seconds returns 0. Every other element works fine. You can add 1000 to the day and it will figure it out just fine. When this bug is fixed, this will work. Also, it might only be a bug in recent versions. I'm on 8.5 and it doesn't work right.
I realize this isn't a great answer to your question, but as far as I know, this is the easiest way to do what you want and have LabVIEW handle all the work.
Message Edited by Marc A on 10-03-2007 03:56 PM
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File Time Stamp

hi,
I have to compare the two file time stamp , one file is on my local machine and the other file is on my web server.
I am using :-
long t= urlC.getLastModified(); // to get the last modified time for a file on my web server.
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long ut= f.lastModified(); // to get the time for my local file.
I need to compare this two time to know that if i have new file or not. If i have a old file I copy and paste the new file on my machine. The problem is after copy and paste both time should be same since the modified time is same for both file, but i think when i use the f.lastModified() on my local file its giving me the last accessed time rather then modified time and this way even though the file are same after i paste the latest one the time stamp results are different.
Any ideas on this ...........
The goal is to compare a time stamp of one local file with a file on my web server. if my local file is old then user needs to get this new file and replace the old file on his system.
Problem: After replacement, eventhough file is same its timestamp result are different. The modified time is same in the file property, but for some reason a call to f.lastModified()is getting the accessed time which is different since its takes the time when we paste the new file.

On 09/11/2011 22:26, isutton wrote:
> NW 6.5 with latest SP. Mac OS X (Leopard and Snow Leopard). AFP is the
> standard connection and yes this has only happened since DST change. I
> did reboot one of the servers and the issue was fixed. I would like to
> know what causes this though so that I can avoid rebooting servers.
We've seen this to and it seems AFPTCP.NLM doesn't notice the DST
change. The only fix I'm aware of it to unload and then reload
AFPTCP.NLM (or restart the server, which whilst brutal can sometimes be
cleaner).
HTH.
Simon
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File time stamp issue

First, I'm not sure where this post would go.
We have several Mac users and they are noticing a problem with file time stamps on our NetWare servers. They are an hour ahead. When looked at from the server's console or from a Windows box, the file time stamp is correct. This is causing some problems with our production software.

On 09/11/2011 22:26, isutton wrote:
> NW 6.5 with latest SP. Mac OS X (Leopard and Snow Leopard). AFP is the
> standard connection and yes this has only happened since DST change. I
> did reboot one of the servers and the issue was fixed. I would like to
> know what causes this though so that I can avoid rebooting servers.
We've seen this to and it seems AFPTCP.NLM doesn't notice the DST
change. The only fix I'm aware of it to unload and then reload
AFPTCP.NLM (or restart the server, which whilst brutal can sometimes be
cleaner).
HTH.
Simon
Novell Knowledge Partner (NKP)
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If so, your campus could benefit from joining the Novell Technology
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Save the file and give date & time stamp

1. Reading the Excel file from the selection screen as a parameter.
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3. Implementing the Business Logic.
4. Move output to Final Internal table.
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6. That flat file should be saved with the name and location given in the Excel.
7. When ever I run the program output file will generate in the same location but with date and time stamp. Because Im running the program for range of employees say initially I run for 1 10,000 employees next 10,001- 20,000 like that.
Whenever I run for 2nd time it will overwrite the previous output, thats the reason Im using date and time stamp.
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PERSONAL Numbers              Name                                         Location
00000001                 xxxxx-24.04.2007-10.30          C:\
00000002                 xxxxx-24.04.2007-10.35
00000003                 xxxxx-25.04.2007-10.40
00000004                                  xxxxx-25.04.2007-10.30
Can any one help me how to save the file and give date & time stamp through hardcode?
please help me in this issue.

I am not clear with your problem. Based on the understanding of your question,
there can be two cases.
1- U want to insert time stamp in the output file.
2- Time stamp is already there, u just have to solve the overwriting issue.
If your question goes with option 2, You can make use of import parameters
<b>CONFIRM_OVERWRITE</b> : Which will ask for confirmation before overwriting.
<b>APPEND</b> : which you can choose either to append the data to the existing file or overwrite it.
Please inform if the issue is not resolved.
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WRT610N certain file types have wrong time stamp

Hi, I have searched this forum for a similar problem with no luck - so here goes...
I have a WRT610N router using the latest firmware 1.00.03 B15. After upgrading the firmware I reset router for 30 sec., and then powerdown for 30 sec. as I have read on this forum, and yes the USB drive was disconnected before hand, but I still have this problem when creating/saving certain file types on the USB drive attached to the router.
I have discovered that MS Word and PowerPoint files (.doc & .ppt) are saved with the correct date and time, but MS Excel, Notepad, and HTML files (.xls, .txt, and .mht) are saved with a time stamp that is one hour later!!! There may be other file types that are affected by this as well.
Example: I create/save a Word file and also an Excel file at 1:00 PM, When I use Windows Explorer to view the details of the files on the USB drive, the Word file has a timestamp of 1:00 PM, but the Excel file has a timestamp of 2:00 PM (in the future). All other functions on the router seem to be OK.
If I create these five file types on the C: drive they all have the same timestamps, I also have a Netgear SC101 NAS which shows the correct timestamps. I only have this problem when using the USB drive connected to the WRT610N. I tried this on 3 different computers - all have the same issue.
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Im using WinXP SP3, the USB drive is a WD2500BEVS - 250GB with 4 partitions (largest is 120GB) all formatted as NTFS.
I would appreciate it if others would try this and post their results here so I would know whether to bug Linksys for a fix, or if I have problems elsewhere in my configuration. Thank you.

Well, 15 days, 40 views, 0 replies.
Could one kind sole, just one, please; startup Notepad, save an empty .txt file to the USB drive on the router, and then let me know if the file had the correct time stamp?
Preferably someone with a ver 1 router, firmware 1.00.03 B15, and running WinXP SP3.
Thanks in advance.

Error when converting time stamp in date time time zone CST in IC

Hi Experts,
We have recently upgraded from CRM 5.0 to CRM 2007. We are using IC WEB Employee interaction center.
so when agent create service ticket in interaction center and close the ticket on same day we are getting an error saying Error when converting time stamp in date time time zone CST.
we thought there may be problem while installing SAP CRM by basis team in time zone, but we did not find any problem.
So please advice how to resolve this issue.
Regards,
Teja

Hi Teja,
I saw a similar message, and it was resolved by adding a timezone to the user profile defaults tab in SU3. I believe the system has been configured to convert between users' timezone and the system timezone, therefore it needs to know each users' timezone.
Regards,
Simon.

Change of time stamp on RAW thumbnails

I have PSE 9.0. I shoot in RAW on a Canon 550D and a Canon G10.
When I open a RAW file in editor, whether or not I edit that file, it changes the time stamp on the thumbnail by 1 hour. If I open it twice it changes the time by two hours, eg from 1.10pm to 2.10pm to 3.10pm. Of course, when I then re-open the Organiser, these thumbnails are out of order as shot.
I have no idea why this is happening. Is there some setting I need to change?

I think unlike jpeg files where the EXIF data will be embedded in the file Adobe will read the XMP data for Raw Files.
You can open an image in Full Edit and click File >>File Info to bring up the XMP dialog. The raw tab offers a wealth of information.
However the behavior you are experiencing seems odd and there looks to be a bug in the most recent update.
As you say it alters the order of photos from their original sequence. I think Adobe could introduce File Name Order as they do in Bridge. This would be a useful alternative for sorting files in the organizer.
I remember this old blog posting from 2008 which you may find interesting:
http://jmoliver.wordpress.com/2008/02/29/time-zones-in-digital-photography/

Time Stamp Error: Cannot display system date and time. My VI display "YYYY-MM-DD" instead of "2014-08-02".

Hi All,
I am using Labview8.5 and Windows XP OS.
My Problem is my Labview TimeStamp cannot display current system date and time.
Please see my attachment for the screentshot.
The TimeStamp or ever Format Date/Time String display "YYYY-MM-DD" instead of "2014-08-02".
I tried other computer machine and it works. There are some computer machine has this problem.
How can I resolve this issue? Please advice. Thanks.
Best Thanks,
Jessie
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Time Stamp error.JPG ‏68 KB

Bill,
reviewing the thread Dennis linked (thanks for that) reveals that it is the same account which opened this thread here three month later.
What bothers me is the fact, that the past thread is marked "solved" even though it obviously isn't. Or the OP is trolling us.....
Nevertheless, it seems like systematic error. Connected to specific machines.
What makes the machines where the time stamp issue occurs "unique"? If there are several, is that source really "unique"?
Most obvious reasons would be:
- Language settings (possibly the infamous "dot-comma-issue")
- Time zone settings (e.g. what happens if you switch Ulaanbaatar to Perth or maybe even some US time zone?)
- Missing hotfixes for Win and LV
- Is the system running as virtual machine vs. "native"?
Not so obvious differences:
- Specific CPU type
- Motherboard/BIOS
- LV ini settings
There are tons of other possible reasons (e.g. corrupt LV installation), but these are the ones i came up with within a couple of minutes....
Norbert
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Time Stamp in millisecond?

I need Time Stamp data in the Build Table VI to be in ms(millisecond) precision. Right now I get values in second precison only. can I format the cell of the table in any way to display milliseconds?

You may also ask why you need this kind of resolution. Be aware that Windows systems (and probably Mac and Linux as well) are multi-tasking and have many active processes when can interrupt yours at any time. What this means is that something you thought should be occurring at neat 20ms intervals will do so for a few iterations, then suddenly give you a 500ms interval because an e-mail arrived. If you need millisecond accuracy on a non-RT system, you should ensure it happens in hardware and get the timestamps from hardware as well.
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