RE: Daylight savings time question. V5R3

I'm in the Chicago suburbs and we're using QN0600CST: Central Standard
Time.

Note: If you change QTIMZON, be sure to check your system time
afterwards; if you had the default offset of 00 hours and you change it
to -06 hours for CST, your clock may suddenly change.  In this event,
you can follow up with a CHGSYSVAL QHOUR 'nn' where nn is the right hour
and is in single quotes.  So, to be safe I'd advise you make any changes
after hours or when system activity is minimal.

John A. Jones, CISSP
Americas Information Security Officer
Jones Lang LaSalle, Inc.
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john.jones@xxxxxxxxxx

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So, what is more correct for a simple shop here in the middle of the
good ol' USA?  The terms I remember being used in dealing with Daylight
savings time here have to do with what phase you're in.  As in in the
winter here we say "Central Standard Time" and in the summer we would be
in "Central Daylight Time".

Going by what you've told me Bruce I'd say that QN0600S would be the one
I'd want to use.  Is this the option most US Central Time Zone shops use
that don't have to worry about people in other time zones using their
system?

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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Bruce Vining
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Subject: Re: Daylight savings time question. V5R3

The difference is the name.  Not all countries in the same time zone
(UTC offset of -6 for instance) may use the same abbreviations and
names.
Since
these names/abbreviations can show up on panels, reports, etc it's
important to have the name match the expectations of the country where
the system is being used.  This is one of the reasons there are so many
*TIMZON descriptions supplied with i5/OS.

Bruce Vining




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Other then the "Daylight Savings Time Name" what exactly is the
difference between the time zone identifiers

"QN0600S" Central Standard Time (S) - Daylight Saving Time (DST)
And
"QN0600CST" Central Standard Time (CST) - Central Daylight Time (CDT)

They both seem to have the automatic daylight savings time "Enable
Daylight Saving Time" options setup the same.  What am I missing, what's
the difference?

John.
 



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