Karl,
As far as I know there isn't an OS solution - the easiest way I found was to
add a $OPTIONS TIME.MILLISECOND to each program and re-compile. Another
option is to use INT(TIME()) in each statement.
David Norman
Senior Systems Engineer
SA Ambulance Service
Box 3, GPO
Karl,
Short answer: $OPTIONS TIME.MILLISECOND affects TIME() SYSTEM(12).
We are on HP UX also when upgrading from 9.6 TO 10.0.x we blindly
inserted
$OPTIONS TIME.MILLISECOND at top of all programs so they would function
as before.
Archives are at http://www.indexinfocus.com/ but I couldn't
Karl,
I don't believe that you can turn off the decimal portion. I'd suggest writing a
subroutine with the one line field(TIME(),'.',1) and build a program to find
TIME() and replace it with the subroutine call.
If you go this route, I strongly suggest that you run the replacer program
Thanks for the responses. I tested and will use
$options TIME.MILLISECONDS
because of it's compile-time rather than run-time impact. But, I was
interested to find that TIME() on my Linux PE 10.0.2 box returns no
decimal. On my AIX 4.3.3 and UV 10.0.14 it did and using $options
