Timestamp interpretation

[HugoHermans]

FYI.

Today, we notified that Windchill interpretes the timestamp of objects! Triggered by the transition from summer timeto winter time, last weekend, we saw that thetimestamp of objects is presented according the local timezone. We went over the weekend from CEST to CET (Central European Timezone), our British colleageus went from BST to GMT. But when we look to a document in CEST, in GB the same document is presented in BST, and accordingly, differs one hour. Clever.

Regards,Hugo.

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[MikeLockwood]

This also comes into reports in a big way.

Try a report for example that subtracts system date from when something was created (which by definition is in the past). If it's less than 24 hours, you can get negative numbers.