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Old 03-20-2008, 03:30 PM   #1
johnfman
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Unhappy Oracle systimestamp different for different Linux users


OK I have a couple of customer boxes doing this:
As linux user 'oracle',
log on to Oracle as system;
select timestamp from dual;
retruns correct time.

As linux user 'root' (or user 'isaecs' which is my app user)
log on to Oracle as system;
select timestamp from dual;
returns timestamp one hour earlier than correct time!

The only difference is the OS user. I've compared the environments and nothing big is different. All users have 'TZ=America/New York' set. Termcap is different, PATH is a little different, but Ive changed these without affecting the oracle timestamp.

What could be different about these user ids????


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