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  3. February 2003

RE: iSeries Clock

I have one I can share (that was not created on employer's computers/dime).
I always intended to put it on my OS/400 utilities website, which still
hasn't materialized. ;-)

It makes multiple connections to NIST time servers to attempt to achieve
subsecond accuracy. It can also run in server mode as well as client mode,
so that you can propogate times across multiple systems from a central
system.

JT - I already emailed you a copy.

Anybody else that wants one, email me at marty_urbanek@xxxxxxxxxxxx

It wasn't quite ready for distribution, object ownership & whatnot. If JT
would be so kind as to try it, based on JT's results, I may clean up a few
things before I send it to anyone else.

-Marty

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date: Thu, 27 Feb 2003 20:25:38 -0500
from: "jt" <jt@xxxxxx>
subject: RE: iSeries Clock

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