MS CRM 3.0 has solved this problem by making all the users save their
regional time in the database, and there are functions in their db that does
the conversion between the user's local time and the server time.
You could probably store the location of all the users centrally in your
database, and then do some conversions based on this information. I'm not
sure if you can use RS to get the local system time on the user's computer,
which is why you need to store it "somewhere" in the database.
Kaisa M. Lindahl Lervik
[quoted text, click to view] "KarenM" <karenmiddleol@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Our company head office is in LA. But we have global operations. Users
> create sales orders and purchase orders across the globe and all data
> in stored on the SQL server in LA. But our users wants reporting in
> their local time meaning a user raising a sales order on 1st Oct 2006
> in Japan at 8 AM local time is still 30th Sept 2006. Users in Japan
> want a report to show orders raised on 1st Oct 2006 but the date on the
> sales order is 30th Sept 2006 and it will not show the right orders.
>
> How can we provide reporting to accomodate the local time based
> reporting to our users.
>
> Thanks
> Karen
>