Re: TIME opcode analogous to QTIME?

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

Just upgrade to V5R3 and not worry about it.  It's all the same again.
Consult Line sells a program for earlier releases.  Last time I heard it 
was about $900.  iSeries Access says it's function should do it to.  It 
lies.

QTIME will use the one not automatically fixed by using the SNTP client on 
earlier releases.


Rob Berendt
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6928N 400E
Kendallville, IN 46755
http://www.dekko.com





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I'm using the SNTP client to access a machine configured as a time server 
on
our LAN; then I just read Scott Klement's answer to a submitted question 
in
ClubTech that the time being updated is OS/400's software clock and not 
the
hardware clock.  He states that QTIME, etc. is tied to the hardware clock.
I was wondering if the TIME opcode used the software or hardware clock.

Buzz Fenner
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