| Hilary Cotter 2004-09-23, 9:13 am |
| Yes, that is my understanding. 0 UTC time, 1 local server time.
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"chris rowe" <chris rowe@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I want indexing service to use the time of my web server that it is
installed
> on.
>
> Do most people use a reg setting of:
>
> '1' Display the date and time in the local time zone of the system that
> processes the query, Instead of '0' for UTC?
>
> If I set it to '1' does that mean that Indexing service will use the time
of
> my server that has the indexing service and search form installed on it? I
> want to make sure that it uses my server time. I am using a website to
search
> for files.
>
> Thanks
>
> ------------------------------------------------------
> Background info below:
>
> IsapiDateTimeLocal
> The IsapiDateTimeLocal entry specifies the time zone to use when
formatting
> the date and time for ISAPI queries.
>
> Summary
> Type: REG_DWORD
> Default: 0
> Range: 0 - 1
>
>
> Remarks
> The value of the IsapiDateTimeLocal entry can be one of the following
values.
>
> Value Formatting
> 0 Display the date and time as Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). This is
the
> default behavior for Index Server 1.x and 2.0.
> 1 Display the date and time in the local time zone of the system that
> processes the query.
>
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