Hi,

We are running on HP Unix Server with BaaN V c4 and sp19.

When i go to unix prompt and execute command "date" , it returns me correct date and time, and then that very moment when i take a new BaaN connection and then see via licmon, it shows diff. time in licmon, although it shows correct date.

I was under the impression that when u take the new baan connection the date/time is captured via licmon that very moment , so ideally the time returned by unix command and time returned by licmon both should match ... am i wrong ?

If i am not wrong, then any idea, as to why licmon shows wrong time ? is it something to do with Daylight saving or some O/S , baan patch issue ? :o

Can someone try the same on their system and let me know whether it matches with my observation ? :)

Refer to attached screenshot.

Waiting for your reply.

regards

Learner

Hello Learner,
as far on my understanding, the date that shows licmon6.1 (on my case), shows the date and the time when that user set up a connection with baan...
You can observe a 2 minute delay between I accessed to baan and the time when I execute date command.

Regards.

Hi,

Yaah 2 min delay is quiet understandable, but i dont know why in my case Licmon is giving wrong time ? :(

I feel probably its some Tools or porting set Issue.... since binaries like licmon are delivered in porting set ... just a wild guess

Regards

Learner

Looks like licmon is reporting the time in GMT while your OS is reporting the time in your TZ.

Dave

Hi learner,

if your licd was started as part of the bot process, then maybe the process is running under a different timezone. in Unix the selected timezone is mostly not a setting valid for the machine, but simply an environment variable. So if the TZ variable is different, then it will display a different time.

Try simply to kill and restart the licd as root user and see, whether it males a difference.

Regards

Markus