Changing System Time on SQL Server Hardware
From: Caleb (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 04/14/04
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Date: Wed, 14 Apr 2004 08:52:20 -0700
I'm trying to test a web-based, time and attendance
application. In order o compress the testing window, I'd
like to adjust the system time. The application pulls all
time stamps from the database server so when I need to
adjust the system time, I will be adjusting the database
server (SQL Server) time forward and backward.
I'm being told that if I adjust the system time on the
database tier (SQL Server) that I will destabilize the
database (specifically causing trouble with log files) and
my results will not be reliable. In the past while
testing a time sensitive, client/server application, I
adjusted the system time forwards and backwards without
any negative repercussions.
I'd like to know what would cause this instability, if the
information that I'm receiving is accurate and if there
are any suggested workarounds.
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