Hello Rich,
> For a non-IPL time
> change, you issue
> the command SET TIMEZONE CST from operator or
if I q time
I get
TIME IS 09:39:22 CST MONDAY 10/31/05
CONNECT= 00:00:04 VIRTCPU= 000:00.03
for training, say that it was 1 hour off, say 10:39.
to fix this I would Ipl z/vm and when it asks me about
tod I would say yes I want to change it and then enter
the requested info. I then go to the HMC and select
Enable TOD and It would prompt me at the z/VM console
about changing tod. I say no.
then all my vse's start xautologing.
Question: given the above, right after the Q TIME
command Could I issue the
SET TIMEZONE CST
and expect and see that the time is now correct????
I after the set statement I would expect to Q time and
see 9:39:22
thanks
>
> Some applications can't handle the time change, and
> you might have to
> stop-start them.
Our programms are not time spacific.
Randy Dray
Systems Programmer
Morton Buildings Inc.
Morton IL
(309) 263-6397
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