Re: How can a program find out whether a system is on Daylight Saving Time? -- MIDRANGE-L

Subject: Re: How can a program find out whether a system is on Daylight Saving Time?
From: James Lampert <jamesl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2012 12:11:26 -0700
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DeLong, Eric wrote:

Lol, restart your NEPS!

Uh, what's a NEPS?

And when did the QTIMZON system value, and "time zone descriptions," come into existence?

Our QTIMZON is set to QN0800PST, which (according to the InfoCenter) has DST running from April to October, rather than March to November.

I've been informed that the system time was changed manually, this morning. If we don't correct QTIMZON to QN0800PST2, will the system time change itself on April 1st? And if we do so correct QTIMZON, will that adjust the system time?

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JHHL

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RE: How can a program find out whether a system is on Daylight Saving Time? , DeLong, Eric
Re: How can a program find out whether a system is on Daylight Saving Time? , rob

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