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Doug ACF
Salesforce Time Standard
We are building an integration that requires us to send a time value that is within 30 seconds of the NIST standard time. Does anyone know if the Salesforce server timestamp is synced to NIST?
Basically Salesforce server timestamp works on GMT timezone. You can change GMT time zone to NIST Timezone according to your requirement.
You can use getservertimestamp() method, it would provide Coordinated Universal Timezone(UTC). Please refer the documentaton available on
http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/api/Content/sforce_api_calls_getservertimestamp.htm
My question is not about time zones but whether Salesforce is synced with a standard time reference like time.nist.gov. The issue is that if Salesforce thinks its 02:00:00 UTC but the interfacing server thinks its 02:00:31, it will reject our webservice request.
Hey Doug!
Were you able to find out the Salesforce.com server clock sync mechanism? If so, please let me know..
Cheers
Rohit
Hello all,
I am being asked by one of my clients' IT Certification and Auditing Committee for evidence of Salesforce's server synchronization, exactly as requested on this posting. Has anyone got this answer? Doug? Salesforce Moderator?
Thanks,
Fabio Varallo - Cloud Consulting Services
fvarallo@consultcloud.com
www.cloudconsultingservices.com
Has anyone found the answer for this? I was asked the same question today. Thanks.
Sanchivan S.