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[ionarawilson1]

Hi guys,

I have posted a few questions and noticed nobody has answered any of them. I am wondering if I am doing something wrong. Can  you guys please let me know?  This forum has been a great help for me but I feel that changed and I don't know what I have done for this to happen, so if anybody could clarify this for me it would be great. Thank you

[DanPatterson_Retired]

Don't know specifically about your questions, but perhaps a lack of question clarity, failure to provide error messages, posting necessary screen grabs etc all help to define a question that can be answered

[ionarawilson1]

Hi Dan,

Thank you for answering! Do you see a problem with any of these?

http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/103122-Make-Fields-Required-in-the-Relationship-Inspector


http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/102778-Attribute-Table-does-not-honor-subtypes


http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/103227-Bug-One-day-Earlier

[RobertScheitlin__GISP]

Also sometimes you are just off in an area that no one really has a quick answer for. I personally don't do a lot with editing, relationshipInspector, AttributeInspector.

You had a question about dates being off by one day this has been discussed numerous times on the both forums (Flex API and Viewer) and answers provided. Sometime I don't have time to search and provide the links, when this is something you should be doing yourself.

[ionarawilson1]

Hi Robert. Thank you for letting me know. I actually just ask questions here when I exhaust all my searches and have tried everything to change my code. You can see with the question about the day bug, that I had researched and just needed help with a single line of code, so I try not to post until I hit a brick wall.

But thanks for letting me know.

[RobertScheitlin__GISP]

Ionara,

   I would not go that far. It was just that specific question. I can not recall how many times the date being off by one day based on peoples time zones has been talked about (but it has been quite a few). There are resolutions both in actionscript code workarounds and making changes in your actual date data that can resolve this issue. The ultimate issue is that when you save a date in ArcMap the time portion is set to 0:00:00 and ArcGIS Server works with UTC date and times so your servers time zone can cause the UTC datetime to be returned -5 and thus one day earlier. You can go into your data and do a field calculation and set the time for all your dates to 11 pm and you would not have this issue any more.

[ionarawilson1]

Thank you Robert. The issue is that we are going to have users creating this data daily. Maybe we can run a script every day to add that bit to the records. Thank you!