Hello. I am not sure what is wrong here 
I am trying to manage temporary membership for groups using a powershell script. However, the times used differ between the current time (time of the server where ARS is installed) and the time that the Change history shows.
Please check the attachment for more clarity
Best regards
The dialog which allows you to set temporal membership within the Console/WI is fixed to hourly values, it will not show anything other than XX:00 (where XX is some hour value)
If you look at the members tab of the group the user is being added to, or the memberof tab of the users with the membership list it will show the times you've defined in the script
But when you look at the Temporal Membership Settings it will only show the hour element, not the minute element
If you look at the drop down list, you'll see it is fixed to hourly intervals as mentioned above.
The Scheduled Link start and end time attributes are also blank
As the date and time a temporal membership is added or removed is within a control. as its possible that each object added or removed to/from the group may have a different temporal membership start and/or end time.
The above was produced some a little bit of code (below), I also in my case included the initiatedafter and initiatedbefore parameters to limit the results to the two above. Without them, it will just output all pending temporal memberships.
$Operations = Get-QARSOperation -Proxy -OperationType GroupMembershipChange -OperationStatus Pending
ForEach($Operation in $Operations)
{
Write-Host "ID: $($Operation.ID)"
Write-Host "`tType: $($Operation.Type)"
Write-Host "`tStatus: $($Operation.Status)"
Write-Host "`tTarget: $($Operation.TargetObjectInfo.DN)"
Write-Host "`tAttributes"
ForEach($Attribute in $Operation.AttributeChanges)
{
Write-Host "`t`tAttribute: $($Attribute.name)"
Write-Host "`t`tOperation: $($Attribute.Operation)"
ForEach($Value in $Attribute.values)
{
Write-Host "`t`t`tValue: $($Value)"
}
}
Write-Host "`tControls"
ForEach($Control in $Operation.Controls)
{
Write-Host "`t`tID: $($Control.ID)"
Write-Host "`t`t`tValue: $($Control.Value)"
}
}
Hope this helps
Stu