Sales order logging incorrect dates

[perry]

Thanks Mike!
For now, I will use

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JiwaApplication.Manager.Instance.Database.SysDateTime  = Now

We always use System.Timers.Timer in our services, however, we use "timer.Enabled = False" to pause, not sure if that makes any difference.

Regarding calling events, I cant remember the reason why I'm manually calling those events (code was done back 7.0.4x), maybe it wasn't triggering my other business plugin code. Anyway, I will remove related codes.

Thanks again for your reply

[Mike.Sheen]

Build 7.00.150.00 has addressed this issue now.

I removed the timers from JiwaApplication.Manager and JiwaODBC.database which were responsible for managing the SysDateTime and ServerDateTime, so this should eliminate the problem.

The technique for returning SysDateTime is now quite simple and elegant (note that we have the burden of catering for when the user changes their operating date, hence the dateadd/diff):

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Public Property SysDateTime() As Date
        Get
            Return DateAdd(DateInterval.Second, _OperatingDateDifferenceInSeconds, Now)
        End Get
        Set(ByVal Value As Date)
                _OperatingDateDifferenceInSeconds = DateDiff(DateInterval.Second, Now, Value)
            RaiseEvent SysDateTimeChanged()
        End Set
    End Property

No more nasty timers not firing and causing erroneous dates when running as a service