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cvnlynn
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Hi,
ZTIME had HH:MM; I would like to get 'seconds' also like SYSTIME;
how do I get SYSTIME in REXX ? or do we use another ZTIME...
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steve-myers
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Properly speaking, ztime is an ISPF symbol; there is no ztime in Rexx.
READ about ztime in ISPF manuals yourself. This is a HELP forum, not a read the manual for you forum. It took me less than a minute to check this. Why I should waste my valuable time for this I don't know. |
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Akatsukami
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| cvnlynn wrote: |
Hi,
ZTIME had HH:MM; I would like to get 'seconds' also like SYSTIME;
how do I get SYSTIME in REXX ? or do we use another ZTIME...
Thanks. |
Read about the time function. |
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don.leahy
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Try ISPF Shared pool variable ZTIMEL
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Variable P A Value
----+----1----+
ZTIME S N 11:18
ZTIMEL S N 11:18:30.89 |
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