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Looch
All,
I'm using a WinForm app that calls methods on a remotable object. The
app server hosting the object is in New York. Using the same exact
application, a Sql Server 2005 datetime column's info is being
displayed as '3/25/2008' in California and '3/26/2008' in New York
(outside the LAN) where the data in the column is '3/26/2008 12:00:00
AM' (I'm converting the to the short date format in the app code). I
can get the California app to display the correct short date if I edit
the date in Sql Server to a time later in the day (i.e. '3/26/2008
10:00:00 AM'). What's the deal? Time zones?? Can't be...
Thanks
I'm using a WinForm app that calls methods on a remotable object. The
app server hosting the object is in New York. Using the same exact
application, a Sql Server 2005 datetime column's info is being
displayed as '3/25/2008' in California and '3/26/2008' in New York
(outside the LAN) where the data in the column is '3/26/2008 12:00:00
AM' (I'm converting the to the short date format in the app code). I
can get the California app to display the correct short date if I edit
the date in Sql Server to a time later in the day (i.e. '3/26/2008
10:00:00 AM'). What's the deal? Time zones?? Can't be...
Thanks