#HawaiTimeZone

Appian Cloud databases are all set to use EST. if you have an Appian process writing to the database from a different timezone, you'll need to ensure the process model and user locale's are set accordingly. If you have the database generating the date/datetime via a stored procedure, etc, you'll need to have the correct locale applied manually.

Appian Cloud databases are all set to use EST. if you have an Appian process writing to the database from a different timezone, you'll need to ensure the process model and user locale's are set accordingly. If you have the database generating the date/datetime via a stored procedure, etc, you'll need to have the correct locale applied manually.

Hey Thanks coltonb User Locales are nothing but User Properties ? and You are suggesting to write a stored procedure to write the date correctly Am i right?

No, I'm only suggesting that if you're already using stored procedures to write the datetimes and they're showing incorrectly.

If you're not using stored procedures or database functions, ensure your process model and specific user timezone is set correctly. PM timezones can be controlled in the process model properties and users' timezones can be set by selecting the username in the top right corner of the runtime designer interface.

You can also test this by running now() in the expression editor to see what is returned.