I'm running SDK based application on Windows NT and the timestamp display by SDK trace message seems to be off. Is this a known issue?
Article ID: KB0091278
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Description
Resolution:
Timestamp of C++ Trace calls the displayed time. It is adjusted according to the setting of the TZ environment variable, i.e. if you were running the application on a Windows NT, which does not have TZ set by default, the time displayed will be GMT rather than from your timezone. This is due to the fact that standard POSIX function used by SDK such as: time(), ctime()/ctime_r() etc. work/display/adjust to proper time zone by relying on the TZ environment variable and/or other systems of time zone setting.
To fix this, set the environment variable TZ to the appropriate value.
Timestamp of C++ Trace calls the displayed time. It is adjusted according to the setting of the TZ environment variable, i.e. if you were running the application on a Windows NT, which does not have TZ set by default, the time displayed will be GMT rather than from your timezone. This is due to the fact that standard POSIX function used by SDK such as: time(), ctime()/ctime_r() etc. work/display/adjust to proper time zone by relying on the TZ environment variable and/or other systems of time zone setting.
To fix this, set the environment variable TZ to the appropriate value.
Issue/Introduction
I'm running SDK based application on Windows NT and the timestamp display by SDK trace message seems to be off. Is this a known issue?
Environment
Product: TIBCO Adapter SDK
Version: 5.3.0, 5.2.1, 5.3.2, 5.4.0, 4.1.3, 5.0.x
OS: Windows NT 4.0
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