System configuration. There are so much settings all over the application that it would be great to have a configuratino wizard divided into categories.
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Class dependency tree builder, this should support dynamic dependencies used.
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The issue with this option is that on a productive environment, inmediately after purguing the queries, I've got new queries.
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Until now in caché we where checking $ZERROR, but as InterSystems is descouraging the use of that variable, I don't know how to surely test this command.
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Using any of both method I've got the same problem, how do I know what is the offset for "Europe/Madrid" today, tomorrow, or any given day?
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It shows the server offset to UTC.
My tasks look like this:
| Take out trash | 08:00 Europe/Madrid |
| Take out trash | 08:00 Asia/Tokyo |
| Take out trash | 08:00 America/New York |
These tasks are executed every day, and need to be executed on my server that is in Africa/Cairo timezone, but need to be executed at the correct UTC time.
Today (22 October 2021) the UTC conversions for 08:00 of the indicated timezones are as following
06:00 22.Oct
23:00 21.Oct
12:00 22.Oct
But on november the 10th it will be
07.00 10.Nov
23:00 9.Nov
13:00 10.Nov
That times are the UTC times when I need to execute my task.
How can I convert 22 October 2021 08:00 Asia/Tokyo to 21 October 2021 23:00 UTC
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Of course future can't be predicted but each release can have the up to date DB.
Will do it via Java or Py with a connector
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That's for sure, changing the $Timezone is the last approach.
However I've been testing with HS.Timezone.Server.Service and I think that I'm getting something useful, and seeing the docs I'm seeing that it has the TZ database embedded
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