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  3. September 2007

Re: Converting Unix Jan 01 1970 UTC epoch datetime stamp to iSeries ESTdatetime stamp

Hi,

I hope this code may help (free after Scott Klement / Carsten Flensburg))

**-- Get UTC Offset:
D CEEUTCO PR
D UTCHours 10I 0
D UTCMinutes 10I 0
D UTCSeconds 8F
D UTCFeedbk 12A OPTIONS(*OMIT)

D UTCOffset S 10I 0 inz(*hival)
D UTCHours S 10I 0
D UTCMinutes S 10I 0
D UTCSeconds S 8F


// If the UTCOffset is *hival (initial value)
// then get the number of seconds for the UTC offset
If UTCOffset = *Hival;
callp CEEUTCO (UTCHours: UTCMinutes: UTCSeconds: UTCFeedbk);
If Fbk_msgsev > 0;
UTCOffset = 0;
Else;
UTCOffset = UTCSeconds;
Endif;
Endif;

// Timestamp is adjusted with the UTC time value
CreDtTmStmp = %timestamp();
CreDtTmStmp = CreDtTmStmp - %seconds(UTCOffset);

Regards,

Loek Maartens

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