[SCHEDULER-1525]  Simulation Time in Profile written incompatible on Norwegian system.
Type Bug
Priority High
Severity Show Stopper
Component Dispatch Scheduler Engine
Fixed In Version [8.2] 8.2
Versions Affected [8.1.2] 8.1.2
Severity Closed
Resolution Complete
Reported By Bob Denny
Resources Bob Denny
Start Date 2/9/2017

Description 
See this Comm Center thread by Kristian Schlanbusch. The clock/simulation time profile data was being written out in Norwegian format by DateTime.ToString, yet it was not readable by Convert.ToDateTime().

Comments
5/7/2018 6:54:10 PM   Bob Denny 

 

  SVN Comment
 

 

  Author
  rbdenny
 

 

  Repository
  svn+ssh://rbdenny@a2_svn_dc3/home/rbdenny/svn/astro/scheduler
 

 

  SVN Revision
  666
 

 

  Affected files
  /trunk/Help/RelNotes.htm (Modified)

 

 

  Check-in comment
  Forgot the release notes on the Norwegian sim time problem
GEM:1525
5/7/2018 6:48:06 PM   Bob Denny 
Unknown why I didn't close this. It does work.
2/9/2017 3:16:01 PM   Bob Denny 

 

  SVN Comment
 

 

  Author
  rbdenny
 

 

  Repository
  svn+ssh://rbdenny@a2_svn_dc3/home/rbdenny/svn/astro/scheduler
 

 

  SVN Revision
  643
 

 

  Affected files
  /trunk/Scheduler/Clock.cs (Modified)
/trunk/Scheduler/Engine.cs (Modified)

 

 

  Check-in comment
  Fix initialization so 'simulation time' reads and writes on Norwegian systems.
GEM:1525
2/9/2017 3:14:55 PM   Bob Denny 
I forced the date time format with a format string. Amazingly (!!) despite my using colons in the time portion of the format string (HH:mm:ss) DateTime.ToString() still writes it out with periods as the time delimiter! Well Convert.ToDateTime() accepts it this way so I am going to leave it.






Tested on his system and it's OK.