RE: AS/400 timezone

Thanks for the help, Simon.  As you said, there was already an EN_US locale
on my system.  So I changed the QLOCALE system value to refer to that, with
no effect.  So the next step was to take the locale text that you posted and
fix that up.  When I ran the CRTLOCALE command, however, it did nothing but
use 70% of the system's CPU until I decided to kill it.  There's an
excellent chance that we don't have "Extended NLS Support" installed on our
AS/400s, although I haven't checked that.

However.  I have a DOJAVA command that is used to submit all of our Java
classes (it standardizes things like the classpath and then calls RUNJVA).
So I changed it to force the system property user.timezone to be
America/Vancouver, and this works just fine.  When I run into the problem of
different systems in different timezones, I can create a data area to hold
the timezone name.

PC2

-----Original Message-----
From: Simon Coulter [mailto:shc@flybynight.com.au]
Sent: April 16, 2001 21:48
To: JAVA400-L@midrange.com
Subject: Re: AS/400 timezone
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