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It’s that time of the year again! As we embrace the holiday cheer, we want to share an important announcement regarding our holiday schedule. Our dedicated team of NetSuite Support Gurus will be taking a short break to recharge during the holidays, from December 24, 2024, to January 1, 2025. We’ll be back in full swing, ready to assist you on January 2nd. During the break, feel free to explore the wealth of NetSuite resources on our platform.
As we celebrate the season's joys, we are incredibly grateful for your ongoing support and engagement. Have a fantastic holiday break, and let's gear up for an incredible 2025!
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NetSuite Admin Tip | Using SuiteQL to Retrieve Time Zone Offset and Session Time Zone
In many applications, accurately handling time zones is essential for ensuring consistency across various regions. SQL provides straightforward methods for retrieving the time zone offset and session time zone, enabling precise time adjustments.
In NetSuite, when working with time zones in SuiteQL, there are two key functions to understand: TZ_OFFSET and SESSIONTIMEZONE. These functions allow you to determine time zone offsets for specific regions and to retrieve the session's current time zone, which can be essential for managing dates and times accurately in your NetSuite reports and scripts.
To retrieve both the time zone offset for a specific region and the session's time zone, you can combine these functions in a single query:
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