Yes, assuming that the time zone offset values are correct. Q TIMEZONE
will tell you this.
Your applications may not care about the time change, but some
subsystems will. If you are running CICS, it will not like a backward
shift in time. If you have a job scheduler, it may also be susceptible.
Some databases may be affected as well.
Randy Dray wrote:
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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