08-18-2010
Timezone settings for a User
Can I set up a user to run in IST while the system runs on GMT?
The reason being that my applications have to run on IST on a server and the DB has been installed on a different server with GMT time.
regards,
RCC Hume
Last edited by rcchume; 08-18-2010 at 03:56 PM..
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