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It might be worth noting that this API (as coded) is expected to stop working in the year 2038, as that's when there will be so many seconds they don't fit in the 10i 0 variable. Many Unix systems have changed the result of time() to be unsigned, so it'll run longer... but it doesn't look like IBM has done this. But, even if you didn't know C or Unix, and didn't know about the time() API, I can't see why you'd retrieve the timezone, et al... wouldn't you just call the CEEUTC API? (OR CEELOCT for local?)That's why there's time64() that takes a time64_t struct;
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