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No luck there. All users are in one partition, and will be sharing the
system and the soon to be merged data files. The users outside of New York
will have to live with it.
Paul Nelson
Cell 708-670-6978
Office 512-392-2577
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Subject: Re: Override a system value
My next suggestion is to see if you have another system or LPAR that you
reset the date and run this job on?
Steven Morrison
Fidelity Express
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Re: Override a system value
Thanks for the suggestion Steven. I tried it out, but CHGJOB DATE()
doesn't seem to change the result of the %date() BIF in RPG. I'm pretty
sure that %date() is getting system time.
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