How do I set a simple schedule checker in Acumatica?
Example of the problem.
If Client 'A' reserved a schedule on Car Shop APRIL 8 2022
then Client 'B' should not have that schedule option it should be APRIL 9 2022
since APRIL 8 2022 is taken by Client 'A'
I am very new with this ERP and I could not find anything in the internet that could give
me a little bit of clue to do it.
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I've found a bug in Debian Linux 10 (buster) CLI cal application. If you call call 1752 you will see in the output the month of September is not complete, missing days 3-13. I tryed it in Python 3 (through BPython 3), using calendar module:
import calendar as c
c.prcal(1752)
and all months of 1752 show correct). The bug seems to be present only in the CLI cal Linux application.
As a consequence of this little bug, ALL YEARS previous to 1752 are output incorrectly from cal CLI.
Does anybody know anything about this bug?
September 1752 had fewer days in Great Britain and their colonies at the time (i.e. also what became the United States) because that's when they switched to the Gregorian calendar. See e.g. https://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/julian-gregorian-switch.html
This isn't a bug.
The behavior will obviously also depend on your locale.
I want to know that is there any command which can provide time without DST if DST is applicable in the zone.
I have searched lot in google but not getting proper answer. I think there should be simple solution to get it.
Below is one link on stackoverflow.com but I am not getting
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/123493/disable-daylight-saving-time-in-debian-linux
For example:
current time in Newyork is
date
Wed Mar 23 04:51:54 EDT 2016
As per DST-free timezone definitions provided which just define the GMT-offset, called Etc/GMT±X:
TZ=Etc/GMT-1 date
Wed Mar 23 10:13:09 GMT-1 2016
Whereas DST is 1 hour forward on March 23 i.e. it should be Wed, Mar 23, 2016, 4:13 AM
Please anyone provide help.
U.S. Eastern time is often represented by the time zone name "America/New_York" or "US/Eastern". Equivalently, there is the "Posix" time zone name "EST5EDT". The essential fact here is that this zone is nominally 5 hours off of UTC (or 4 hours when daylight saving time is in effect).
There are also some DST-free zone names of the form "UTC-4" and "UTC+5".
So if you say
export TZ="UTC+5"
date
You'll see the date in the equivalent of U.S. Eastern Standard Time, without a DST correction.
(This is essentially what the high-rated answer at https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/123493/disable-daylight-saving-time-in-debian-linux was trying to tell you, I think.)
If you wanted to take an arbitrary time zone name and construct from it an equivalent DST-free zone name, that'd be pretty tricky.
If I define a specific time, how to get other local's time?
I use node.js and I know module (date-utils, moment-timezone). I will use some parameters (e.g. year, month, day, hour, minutes) and I want to get other country's time.
For example my server's local is America and I use a parameter (not real time specific time I want, and its my local's time) to server.
If I want to get Korean local time, what should I do?
If I want Korean's time 2015 07 07 11 11 and I will have 2015 07 07 11 11
how to get the Korean time from server?
I am working on a shell script computation program wherein I want a script that computes for the total number of hours and minutes a particular user has been logged on to the system. The script accepts one parameter, the login name. Information like the complete name of the user, the current month and the dates the user logged on earliest during the month and the latest during the month. In the pseudo, I wanted somewhat like this:
[prompt]$ <your familyname>user_login mycroft<enter>
For the Month of June :
User : mycroft
In Real life : Mycroft Holmes
period : Mon Jun 16 to Sat Jun 28
total login time : 2 hours and 2 minutes
Is there a possible way to do this in Shell? I have been on blanks and errors until now.
Look at who or finger program. Probably it's all you need.
I am developing a J2ME GPS tracking software. I am testing it on LG Touch Screen and i get the wrong timestamp. it's 10 years and 5 days different than the current date(now it show 2000 not 2010). I have done some search and see some people say there's some bug in LG GPS timestamp.
Can anyone give me some advice on the work around for this? Advice and suggestion are much appreciated
Thanks
The GPS epoche is Jan 6, 1980. The UTC epoch is Jan 1, 1970. Most phones use GPS and most PCs use pseudo-UTC. I use the prefix pseudo to say that UTC time accounts for leap seconds that are currently 16 different than the straight conversion of GPS to UTC (as of Oct 2012). PCs are usually updated from internet sources (so PC are lucky to be able to opt out of this 16 secs issue).
Time = Unix timestamp format. I added 64800 second to the time so it would be converted to Mountain Standard Time.
*timestamp
24 * 60 * 60
.getTime()//milliseconds
24 * 60 * 60 * 1000
private DateField dateField1;
///////////////////////
dateField1= new DateField("Date:", DateField.DATE);
f.append(dateField1);
Date d = new Date();
dateField1.setDate(d);
String TimeSeg = String.valueOf(((dateField1.getDate().getTime()/1000)+64800));