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Anyone know why sims would be showing yesterdays timetable rather than todays? If you click forward on the timeline to tomorrow it's fine, but today is stuck on Groundhog day :) It's even affecting te cover module.
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Anyone know why sims would be showing yesterdays timetable rather than todays? If you click forward on the timeline to tomorrow it's fine, but today is stuck on Groundhog day :) It's even affecting te cover module.

 

So in Sims, currently, todays timetable shows as tomorrows?

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So in Sims, currently, todays timetable shows as tomorrows?

 

No, Todays is yesterdays but tomorrows actually is tomorrows.

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Ok so you have yesterdays timetable as today but tomorrows timetable is right?

 

Sound like the timetabler needs to have a look at the timetable.. Looks more to do with a misconfigured timetable at this stage..

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Sounds to be like somebody has screwed up their dates when sending a new timetable to SQL from NT6. Apply Timetable for the relevant date range ought to sort it.

Beware you do not backdate this 'Apply Timetable' or you will lose Attendance/Lesson Marks and Cover in Cover7 for the historical dates. When run mid year (usually as a result of a Cycle Change) it is preferable to do it for a date in the future! (say next week!)

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Fixed thorugh our support partner:- Here is the solution if anyone else has the problem:

 

Run a Backup in Sims

In Sims .net Route -

Tools -> Academic Management -> Apply Timetable

Under the Date Range (on the left hand side)

Change the From Date to the beginning of the week

Leave the To Date intact.

At the bottom of the screen, under the heading - (from date) Maps to Timetable Day

Change the drop down list to show the name of the day corresponding to the date entered in the Date Range "From" box.

Click Apply

Click Save

 

 

Hope this helps anyone else who gets the same situation.

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