Hi,
I've got a (fairly large) perl web-based application with an Oracle 9i back-end. The database has been hosted in the UK (with GMT time), but is about to be moved to Holland (CET time, so 1hr ahead). Every time we use systimestamp/sysdate it's one hour ahead, and it's producing wrong results in many pages. Is there any quick fix I can use to get GMT time from the database. We make heavy use of sysdate/systimestamp in our queries, but have limited priviledges on the database.
TIA
Fraser
I've got a (fairly large) perl web-based application with an Oracle 9i back-end. The database has been hosted in the UK (with GMT time), but is about to be moved to Holland (CET time, so 1hr ahead). Every time we use systimestamp/sysdate it's one hour ahead, and it's producing wrong results in many pages. Is there any quick fix I can use to get GMT time from the database. We make heavy use of sysdate/systimestamp in our queries, but have limited priviledges on the database.
TIA
Fraser