McKown, John wrote:
>The SMF timestamps in SMF records, such as reader start date & time, where the
>date is PL4'0cyydddF' and the time is a fullword binary number of 1/100ths of
>a second past midnight. But what is confounding me is that this seems to be
>the LOCAL time, not GMT/UTC (yes, I know GMT != UTC).
This is indeed LOCAL. SMF doc is not that useful describing LOCAL against
GMT/UTC times.
> The problem that I am having is that I really want to convert this to GMT/UTC
> and then format it to RFC3339 encoding (yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss.thZ).
Try this (from one of my live SMF type 30 extract jobs)
MVC CONTIME,SMF30TME
MVC CONDATE,SMF30DTE
--------------------------
CONVTOD CONVVAL=CONVVAL,
TIMETYPE=DEC,
DATETYPE=YYYYMMDD,
ETODVAL=ETODVAL
CONVVAL DS 0F
CONTIME DC 2F'0'
CONDATE DS F
DC F'0'
ETODVAL DS 2F
and try the OFFSET= keyword for your time. Of course you need to do some
editing to insert '-', ':' and '.'.
>Do I just "give up"? Or am I missing something simple?
You may NOT 'give up' :-D
Groete / Greetings
Elardus Engelbrecht
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