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If you have individual users who need to have different timezone that other users on same AS/400 partition, you could put into their user profile that some program is to run at the time of their signon that will CHGJOB to some settings for them other than that of other users on the same system.
Or if you have a standard program that all users run at sign on, you could interject a CL that tests for user-identify, and do some things differently by user. This is more commonly used to control what human languages are to be in the library list by user, so that many users are accessing same files and screens, but not everyone is seeing them in English.
Beware of software that uses SYSTEM data as opposed to SESSION date. Also, once upon a time, session date did not get updated at midnite, so if you had sessions left signed on in perpetuity, this caused some date problems the next day with their entry.
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Hello,
I need to set timezone by global user which running same
application(RPG,COBOL, RUNQRY) on same system.
How do I set multi-timezone on one system by user ?
Best regards,
Vengoal
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