RE: Changing the system clock this weekend...

["Graap, Kenneth" <keg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Kirk - In the past we have powered off the system for 1 hour and manually 
IPLed, setting the correct time during the IPL and then we changed the UTC 
Offset from -7 to -8 ... If we didn't change the UTC Offset, then our iSeries 
Navigator Management Central monitors were always an hour off ....

I guess we will do the same this year. We will disable any automatic DST/PST 
time processes on the system and make time changes manually. However, I noticed 
we can't change the system value QUTCOFFSET manually any more, so we will just 
make sure we set the QTIMZON system value correctly during the IPL ... 


Kenneth

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Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2006 10:08 AM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: RE: Changing the system clock this weekend...


Ken,

What have you done in the past before your i5? You could always set the 
QTIMZON to the non-auto adjust version for PST of 'QN0800UTCS' and then do 
what you did all the years before.  If I remember correctly applications 
like MQ should be shutdown just before 1am and then restarted after the 
clock has been reset.

Better yet schedule a nice long maintenance around those hours... :)

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