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Re: now() time off

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On Wed, 2006-02-22 at 16:36, John McCawley wrote:
> Earlier this week when I logged into my database, I just so happened to 
> notice that the value for now() was six hours off of the time reported 
> by the operating system when using the date command from the command 
> line.  How is this possible?  I rebooted the server and the problem 
> magically went away.  I am quite certain that I didn't modify anything 
> in the database that should cause this problem.  It turns out that that 
> the now() time has been off for some time, and resulted in quite a bit 
> of corrupted data.  What exactly should I do in the future to keep this 
> from happening, or where should I look for clues?

Sounds like a time zone issue.  I'd start looking there.


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