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HD76863: A UTC TIMESTAMP IS USED WHEN THE STUB TEXT FILE IS USED

 

APAR status

  • Closed as program error.

Error description

  • A UTC timestamp is used when the stub text file is used. If the
stub text file is not used, the local timestamp is used.

Local fix

  • n/a

Problem summary

  • ARCHIVING TIMESTAMP SHOWS UTC TIME WHEN USING A STUB-TEXT
DEFINITION-FILE

Problem conclusion

  • When you created and used a customized stub-text
definition-file, the archiving timestamp in the message stub
showed universal coordinated time (UTC) instead of local time.

Starting with this interim fix, the local time is shown by the
archiving timestamp. Existing message stubs are not converted.
To correct the timestamp, you need to retrieve and restub the
message.

Temporary fix

  • N/A

Comments

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APAR Information




    

  • APAR number
    HD76863
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  • Reported component name
    CM CS FOR EXCH
    • 

  • Reported component ID
    5724B8500
    • 

  • Reported release
    840
    • 

  • Status
    CLOSED  PER
    • 

  • PE
    NoPE
    • 

  • HIPER
    NoHIPER
    • 

  • Special Attention
    NoSpecatt
    • 

  • Submitted date
    2008-10-01
    • 

  • Closed date
    2009-01-22
    • 

  • Last modified date
    2009-01-22
    • 





    

  • APAR is sysrouted FROM one or more of the following:
    

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  • APAR is sysrouted TO one or more of the following:
    

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Fix information


    

  • Fixed component name
    CM CS FOR EXCH
    • 

  • Fixed component ID
    5724B8500
    • 



Applicable component levels


    

  • R840  PSY
       UP
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            Modified date:
            

            22 January 2009
            

            
                      

        


        

        


      

    

  



    

  

  
    
            

          
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