QVSystemmonitor - Timestamp in the future in eventlog qlikview

[trappersw]

I have timestamps in the future, does anyone know how this happens?

Thanks!

[#2]

Hi,

I think I may have the same problem as you, however looking at your post it's quite old now...were you ever able to resolve this?

Thanks,

A

[trappersw]

Hello Amy,

No I didn't get any respons to this thread. I still don't know how these future timestamps come about. Should you figure it out, please let me know 🙂

Best regards,

Wouter

[amit_saini]

Hi Wouter,

See the link below:

http://community.qlik.com/message/230213#230213

Thanks,

AS

[trappersw]

Hello Amit,

I'm not sure how this helps solve my question. The point is, it is impossible that an event that occured has a timestamp of a future point in time - since if it already happened, it is always in the past. Or are you suggesting timetravellers are working with my dashboards from the future - which would be really cool!

Best regards,

Wouter

[Luis_Cortizo]

Probably a dumb answer but, have you checked the date format of your Server?.

If the date format you are expecting is something like DD/MM/YYYY and the date format of the QlikView Server (in Windows) is set to MM/DD/YYYY the 11th of January will look as 01/11/2014 instead of 11/01/2014 which would explaing the time travel of your users.

May that be the case?.

[trappersw]

I checked it, but this does not seem the case. Thanks for the suggestion.

[#8]

Hi Luis,

Thanks for the suggestion - I checked and the server is using UK date format so this doesn't seem to be causing the issue.

[jagan]

Hi,

Any timezone difference between the machines?

Regards,

Jagan.

[trappersw]

Hi Jagan,

No in my case all machines are in the same timezone. It's only the logs of one server that are loaded into the dashboard.

Bye,

Wouter