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Best answer by Velkumar

Hi @MM_9023322 

 

Since Thingworx is configured in the UTC timezone, you can convert PST to UTC and set the scheduler CRON string accordingly. For example: When PST is 00:00, UTC will be 07:00. So you can set the scheduler to trigger at 07:00 UTC for the facility in Sacramento.

 

Create a new scheduler for each facility and update the CRON string based on the facility timezone 

 

If scheduler configurations are updated from Mashup / Runtime, you can get the client browser timezone difference and convert it to UTC to update scheduler configurations.

 

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Velkumar19-Tanzanite
19-Tanzanite
October 6, 2023

Hi @MM_9023322  

 

If you want to get the Thingworx server timezone you can get using the below method.

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To get the client browser timezone 

timevalue = new Date();
Output = timevalue.toString();

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To get the client browser timezone difference, you can use "getTimezoneOffset()" in the expression function to get the timezone offset value

 

timevalue = new Date();
Output = timevalue.getTimezoneOffset();

 

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    MM_902332215-MoonstoneAuthor
    15-Moonstone
    October 6, 2023

    Hi @Velkumar , no I don't want server time, I want to get the facility time. Say, if my input is CDT, PST, IST should give me time as per it!

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    19-Tanzanite
    Velkumar19-Tanzanite
    19-Tanzanite
    October 6, 2023

    Hi @MM_9023322 

     

    Could you please explain your use case 

     

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