Re: Changing the system clock this weekend...

The Time Adjustment seems a good solution for my sites. Don't have any

(it's taking and processing orders).

We need a  #%*#  command to call.
So I will do what I've done every year - chgsysval qhour.
jim franz

Kenneth--
Your wish has been granted!

http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v5r4/topic/rzati/rzatitimeadj.htm
It's supposed to gradually adjust and have no duplicate times.  Read
the above.

It says (in part):
If you need to adjust the system time by two or fewer hours, use
the time adjustment function to change the system time.
A time adjustment is preferred over manually changing the time of
day system value because it incrementally speeds up or slows down
the rate at which time moves forward rather than making one single,
instantaneous change in time. A large jump in time, either forward
or backward, can cause unpredictable errors if jobs are
concurrently accessing system time.

If your system time is off more than 2 hours and you do not need to
change the system time immediately, you can use multiple time
adjustments to reach the desired time value. For example, if your
system time is off 3 hours, you can make a 2-hour time adjustment
and a 1-hour adjustment to make a total adjustment of 3 hours.

I haven't used it...  and I'm curious to see how well it works!

--Paul E Musselman
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