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Bill O'Boyle
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Location: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
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FWIW, in CICS/TS 4.1, the ASKTIME ABSTIME returned value will contain (most of the time) a non-X'0' millisecond digit, in the high-order nibble of the last (sign) byte. In other words, not rounded as in previous version/releases.
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mlp
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Joined: 23 Sep 2005
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Got lot of information regarding the time, date and timestamp.
Thanks Everybody !!
And as far as my issue is concerned I still require the microseconds and moreover in CICS env. But I think after all of this discussion it is now safe to conlude that I can get it (time in mircosencods) from DB2 only (with the current timestamp). Please correct me if I am wrong. |
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Marso
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Joined: 13 Mar 2006
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Location: Israel
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If you had told us why you need such a thing, we could have given many more good ideas.
For example, maybe 100th of second is enough for your need.
Once I used the time (up to 100th of second) and added a counter instead of the millisec (can't remember exactly the precision used, but that's the general idea).
And again, if you had said "CICS" from the beginning, some suggestions would never have been made.
Bottom line, some people just lost their time with you  |
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