Well, you scared me! Then I looked it up; we don't switch off of DST until Nov. 4th in the 'States.

As far as what we do-- we use Robot/Schedule. Schedule will not run a job twice on the same day, so 'Fall Back' won't result in duplicated jobs.

Robot also recommends shutting down Schedule during the Jump (although we've lived though it without stopping it).

In Spring, there's a potential to skip a job during the Jump. We don't schedule jobs between 2 and 3 (and periodically check to make sure we didn't slip a job into an 'open slot'), so we don't miss out on anything.

--Paul E Musselman
PaulMmn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx


At 7:34 AM -0500 10/21/18, Bruce Vining wrote:
Sorry for the late reply, but still trying to catch up on email...

...
I'm a bit surprised at all these DST issues. Wasn't the OS changed some
time ago to do a clock slowdown or speedup to compensate and not ?>do a
flat jump to new time?

Roger Harman

Ths OS does indeed support a slowdown/speedup when performing a time
adjustment. DST however is not an adjustment, it's a jump.


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