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Title: | Wrong time in a program that is started remotely |
Document: | 923482068 |
Author: | KS |
Keywords: | TIME,remote,eloqsd,TZ,ENVIRONMENT,debug,session |
Wrong time in a program that is started remotely
In case you start a remote eloqcore process, you may
encounter that the TIME$ command seems to return
a wrong time.
The reason for this is that the environment variables
of the eloqsd, that launches the eloqcore process
need to be defined, thus it does not know the
TimeZone (TZ) variable by default.
To come around this problem you may defind the
environment variable TZ in the environment configuration
section of a debug session or in the
'HP Elqouence Program Start'
Example:
TZ=MEZ-1MESZ
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