Change the system date to future date in desired database

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Change the system date to future date in desired database

gary1

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June 21, 2013 at 5:01 pm

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How to change the system date in only one database?
When an application accesses this database, it should show the future date. But the rest of the database should show system date and when I'm done I can set it back
Is this possible in sql server. I know it's possible in Oracle.
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Gail Shaw SSC Guru Points: 1004504 More actions · Answer 1

Not possible. The system date is the Windows system date. This shouldn't be changed as it can cause problems with Kerberos tickets.

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Aadhar Joshi Hall of Fame Points: 3202 More actions · Answer 2

The alternate is u should keep two columns, u have to tell developers to use FutureDate column while for other database, it should CurrentDate.

The second option is u should create view which adds timing difference to date so it works like future date.

mister.magoo SSC-Forever Points: 47068 More actions · Answer 3

gmamata7 (6/21/2013)
How to change the system date in only one database?
When an application accesses this database, it should show the future date. But the rest of the database should show system date and when I'm done I can set it back
Is this possible in sql server. I know it's possible in Oracle.

Maybe if you explain why you want to do this, we can offer positive suggestions?

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gary1 SSC-Insane Points: 21152 More actions · Answer 4

One of our application needs to be tested the policy rate effects by referencing future dates

I tried to implement the steps mentioned in below link but the command-line steps tmuser is nit recognized.

http://www.solution-soft.com/whitepapers/MS-SQL-setup/Configuring-MS-SQL-to-use-TimeMachine.pdf