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Apache Oozie documentation shows how to get status in localtime which works but not an example on how to run a job using localtime.. Is there a way to run the job local time? We are trying to avoid daylight saving's time.

cspencer — Thu, 29 Oct 2015 03:29:41 GMT

Re: Apache Oozie documentation shows how to get status in localtime which works but not an example on how to run a job using localtime.. Is there a way to run the job local time? We are trying to avoid daylight saving's time.

cspencer — Thu, 29 Oct 2015 03:30:59 GMT

daylight saving's time

Re: Apache Oozie documentation shows how to get status in localtime which works but not an example on how to run a job using localtime.. Is there a way to run the job local time? We are trying to avoid daylight saving's time.

deepesh1 — Thu, 29 Oct 2015 10:43:20 GMT

Looks same as http://community.hortonworks.com/questions/1924/is-there-a-way-we-can-set-our-oozie-jobs-so-run-on.html.

Re: Apache Oozie documentation shows how to get status in localtime which works but not an example on how to run a job using localtime.. Is there a way to run the job local time? We are trying to avoid daylight saving's time.

cspencer — Thu, 29 Oct 2015 19:48:58 GMT

same issue with no resolution

Re: Apache Oozie documentation shows how to get status in localtime which works but not an example on how to run a job using localtime.. Is there a way to run the job local time? We are trying to avoid daylight saving's time.

pminovic — Sat, 04 Mar 2017 10:12:12 GMT

You can export OOZIE_TIMEZONE the same way you export OOZIE_URL, or use "-timezone" option, or for a long-term change set "oozie.processing.timezone" in oozie-site.xml for example to "GMT+0900".