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System Time in MII

Former Member
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We had the windows patch applied to the MII server for the Daylight Savings Change in Australia, however it seems that MII application uses its own clock which is based on the old DST. I tried a few things including reboot of server.

The areas where it affects is when trying to run scheduled jobs through the MII scheduler and its always out for the week between the old DST change and the current one. Has anyone else had a similar issue? Pls advice how the time in the app is set and how I can switch it to use / coincide with the server / system time (ie the correct time)? Thanks in advance for your help.

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Here's the solution from SAP...

1) Stop ServletExec-<instance name> service

2) Uninstall Java

3) Delete the J2dk folder on the root (or wherever it is stored)

4) Delete the J2re file under Program Files -> Java.

5) Edit the registry under HKEY_Local_Machine -> Software and delete the

Javasoft directory.

6) Install Java.

7) Goto ..\ServletExecAS\se-<instance name>\ there will be a StartServleExec.bat and a StopServletExec.bat file. Make a backup of these before editing. Right click goto edit (this will open a text editor)

A) In StartServletExec.bat there will be 2 paths you will have to change from j2sdk1.4.2_07... change to were your new Java version was installed (ex. C:\j2sdk1.4.2_xx\...) keep the rest of the path the same.

B) In StopServletExec.bat there will only be one path to change

9) Start ServletExec-<instance name>

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Former Member
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Hi Chip,

Thanks alot for the detailed instructions, it worked and finally got the time corrected.

Rgds,

Amit

Former Member
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Hi Amit,

Pls check below link ,

Hope it helps.

Regards

Padma