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Re: Time difference

Is your time zone set properly on your iSeries?   To check, do:
DSPSYSVAL QUTCOFFSET

I'm guessing (based on the 5 hour difference) that you're located in the
Eastern timezone which is -0500 (5 hours earlier than Universal Time
Coordinated aka "UTC" or "GMT")

So, if your iSeries has a QUTCOFFSET of 0, the e-mail timestamp would be
5 hours off of normal.


On Fri, 7 Nov 2003, Brown, Camille wrote:
>
> The time in the attached report created by the iSeries is 11/06/03,
> 14:56:02.
>
> When you open the received e-mail on the exchange server and look at the
> sent time, it is 11/06/03, 9:56 a.m.
>

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