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Michael Bell
Jan 11, 2010, 11:20:51 AM1/11/10
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On 1/6/2010 2:06 PM, mpshag wrote:
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> we have a netware 6.5.7 server. running groupwise 7.0.3. randomly an
> appointment will change days. for example one might post an appointment
> for tuesday the 4th at 6pm but when they come up on this appointment it
> has moved one day, the time didnt change but the day did, sometimes
> forward a day and sometimes back a day. this is not occurring
> consistently but just 'every once in a while'. but is happens enough to
> have them doubting their calendar. it has happened to several different
> people. of course they are certain this is not a typo or entry error.
> this is very strange and i was wondering if anyone has run across this
> type of situation, any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
>
Do you know if it changed when it was first saved or later on?
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> we have a netware 6.5.7 server. running groupwise 7.0.3. randomly an
> appointment will change days. for example one might post an appointment
> for tuesday the 4th at 6pm but when they come up on this appointment it
> has moved one day, the time didnt change but the day did, sometimes
> forward a day and sometimes back a day. this is not occurring
> consistently but just 'every once in a while'. but is happens enough to
> have them doubting their calendar. it has happened to several different
> people. of course they are certain this is not a typo or entry error.
> this is very strange and i was wondering if anyone has run across this
> type of situation, any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
>
Do you know if it changed when it was first saved or later on?
Michael Bell
Jan 15, 2010, 8:29:04 PM1/15/10
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On 1/15/2010 2:16 PM, mpshag wrote:
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> they say the change happened after (later on). when they save the
> appointment they look at the calendar to double check. it is still
> correct at that time. it is changing sometime between the entry and the
> actual date.
>
>
Now that is weird. That is nearly impossible. I suppose user upkeep (the
thing running at 1 that among other things advances tasks) might do
that. But otherwise there's simply no process I can think of that could.
>
> they say the change happened after (later on). when they save the
> appointment they look at the calendar to double check. it is still
> correct at that time. it is changing sometime between the entry and the
> actual date.
>
>
Now that is weird. That is nearly impossible. I suppose user upkeep (the
thing running at 1 that among other things advances tasks) might do
that. But otherwise there's simply no process I can think of that could.
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