Paul Gilmartin wrote: >One of these days, I must submit an RCF asking for a clarification of whether >the returned value is GMT or LOCAL time (there is no option), and how it deals >with leap seconds and Daylight Saving boundaries that may exist between the >time of the STCK and the STCKCONV. I expect to be disappointed.
It's neither. It's the STCK time where UTC = STCK - CVTLSO LOCAL = STCK - CVTLSO + CVTLDTO >MIC > Returns the converted time of day in microseconds as 8 bytes of information, > where bit 51 is equivalent to one microsecond. > >This looks a lot like the in put TOD format. That is TOD format for the time of day which is only up to 24 hours. For example: IP LTOD CB3BB8574D418DDC 04/18/2013 23:48:19.810328 STCK X'CB3BB857 4D418DDC' 04/18/2013 23:47:54.810328 UTC X'CB3BB83F 75BD8DDC' 04/19/2013 09:47:54.810328 LOCAL X'CB3C3E5B BC3D8DDC' STCKCONV TIMETYPE=MIC returns 00013F41B5418DDC 04182013 Regards, George Kozakos z/OS Software Service, Level 2 Supervisor ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
