Re: Changing time Date

2005-11-10 Thread Charles Mills
Passed on without endorsement from the current z/Journal - I am not
affiliated with these folks and have no idea whether it is a great or a
terrible solution:

* SIM-Date, which is available from Cobbsmill Consulting, is a comprehensive
date  time simulator for OS/390, MVS, and VSE users. 
http://www.zjournal.com/News.asp?NewsID=1310

Charles

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Back in the late 90s, there were a number of programs which could make 
the time/date appear to be different for specific jobs, for use in Y2K 

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Re: Changing time Date

2005-10-31 Thread Charles Mills
http://www.dpewen.com/sim2inf.htm

Charles



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Can date  time be changed without affecting the other
systems in the sysplex?

I doubt it.  Part of the sysplex concept is a common time source, so 
that all images in the plex are on the same time.  I doubt if you can 
change the time on one image without crashing. 

Back in the late 90s, there were a number of programs which could make 
the time/date appear to be different for specific jobs, for use in Y2K 

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Changing time Date

2005-10-26 Thread arun kumar
Dear Listers

In my shop, on a z990 box, we have parallel sysplex
with catalog sharing and our systems are on z/OS 1.6.

Java application guys here wants to test his
application in different time zone, time and date from
USS. 

He could managed to get away with timezone by using
the TZ environment variable. Changing time  date
appears to be beyond CLOCKxx and TZ environment
variable.

Can you please tell me whether such a change possibled
time?, as I believe that each z/OS system picksup date
and time from TOD clock or something like that from
the mainframe.

Can date  time be changed without affecting the other
systems in the sysplex?

Is the data  time change is a straight forward one?

TIAArun




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Re: Changing time Date

2005-10-26 Thread Mark Zelden
On Wed, 26 Oct 2005 05:31:59 -0700, arun kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

Dear Listers

In my shop, on a z990 box, we have parallel sysplex
with catalog sharing and our systems are on z/OS 1.6.

Java application guys here wants to test his
application in different time zone, time and date from
USS.

He could managed to get away with timezone by using
the TZ environment variable. Changing time  date
appears to be beyond CLOCKxx and TZ environment
variable.

Can you please tell me whether such a change possibled
time?, as I believe that each z/OS system picksup date
and time from TOD clock or something like that from
the mainframe.

Can date  time be changed without affecting the other
systems in the sysplex?

Is the data  time change is a straight forward one?

TIAArun


There are various software products that can do this for
MVS jobs, but I don't know if they work for the z/OS
Unix environment.

We still have one LPAR with such a product (HourGlass)
and I just tried adding the DD cards to change the date/time
and ran a rexx program via BPXBATCH and it did nothing.
(that doesn't mean there isn't a way with this product).

Cheers,

Mark
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Re: Changing time Date

2005-10-26 Thread Bruce Black



Can date  time be changed without affecting the other
systems in the sysplex?

I doubt it.  Part of the sysplex concept is a common time source, so 
that all images in the plex are on the same time.  I doubt if you can 
change the time on one image without crashing. 

Back in the late 90s, there were a number of programs which could make 
the time/date appear to be different for specific jobs, for use in Y2K 
testing.  I don't know how many are still around or if they will work 
with Java or USS.  I quick search found this one

  http://www.cobbsmill.com/simdate.htm

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