TIME overall selection command


 TIME {ALL}
      {x-y}

      wherex can be hhmmss, hhmm, or START
      and y can be hhmmss, hhmm, or END

The TIME command specifies the time limits of a simulation run for which the log listing will be performed. The first field indicates the time at which the analysis is to begin. The second field indicates the last second to be processed in the run.

Times are 24-hour clock times (000000-235959). A time interval including midnight is valid, such as TIME 235000-004500. The log data set must contain records between a time that you specify and the beginning of the next hour.

If you do not enter the TIME command, the entire log data set is processed. If you enter two TIME commands, the limits from the last one entered are used. If the last TIME command entered is invalid, TIME ALL is assumed.

Note: Except when using TIME ALL, any format of the first operand field may be paired with any format of the second operand field (for example, TIME 183000-END).

ALL: Function: The ALL operand specifies that the entire log data set is to be analyzed.
hhmmss: Function: The hhmmssoperand indicates the hours, minutes, and seconds that limit the processing. If you enter this time ashhmm, ssdefaults to 00.
START: Function: The START operand indicates that analysis is to begin with the first record on the log data set.
END: Function: The END operand indicates that analysis is to end with the last record in the log data set.