Re: Indexing DateField timezone problem

I guess, you will need to modify your extraction select in order to fix it, using some date functions provided by the database manufacturer. For example, in some projects when using oracle as a data source i've been using the next recipe to modify the oracle TIMESTAMP(6) datatype to fit the solr da

Re: Indexing DateField timezone problem

After years of building world-wide search services, I disagree. The general rule is to do everything in Unicode and UTC and to convert at the edges of the service. If you use local character sets or local time, you will pay for it. wunder On May 14, 2014, at 5:27 AM, "Jack Krupansky" wrote:

Re: Indexing DateField timezone problem

Hi Hakan, You could set -Duser.timezone="UTC" when starting solr. Ahmet On Wednesday, May 14, 2014 2:46 PM, hakanbillur wrote: Hi, I have a problem about indexin

Re: Indexing DateField timezone problem

The general rule everywhere is that the default time zone is the local time zone of the server processing the date. Could you verify whether your server is in fact set to be "+03:00". If your convention for your database is that the default time zone is GMT, then you will have to manually add