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<p class="syntax">SYSDATE=+<span class="term">ddd</span></p> | <p class="syntax">SYSDATE=+<span class="term">ddd</span></p> | ||
The <var>SYSDATE</var> value must not be in the past, and it must not be after <code>2042/09/17</code>, the date the old-style, 8-byte hardware, Time-Of-Day clock value wraps to zero. | where <var class="term">ddd</var> is the number of days to be added to the current date. If SYSDATE=+<var class="term">ddd</var> is specified alone, the time is set to the current time of day. If SYSTIME is also specified, the time is set to the specified value. | ||
<p class="note"><b>Notes:</b> | |||
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<li>The <var>SYSDATE</var> value must not be in the past, and it must not be after <code>2042/09/17</code>, the date the old-style, 8-byte hardware, Time-Of-Day clock value wraps to zero.</li> | |||
<li><strong>Use only copies of production files</strong> when running with the SYSDATE parameter; otherwise you might lose information.</li> | |||
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[[Category:System parameters]] | [[Category:System parameters]] | ||
[[Category:Parameters]] | [[Category:Parameters]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:18, 26 September 2017
System initial date
Summary
- Default value
- Current operating system time
- Parameter type
- System
- Where set
- User 0 CCAIN parameter list only
- Related products
- All
- Introduced
- Model 204 V3.2.1
Description
The SYSDATE parameter lets you set the initial system date to a given value. The SYSDATE and SYSTIME parameters must both be specified together, unless SYSDATE=+ddd is specified.
The format for the parameter value is:
SYSDATE=yyyy/mm/dd
Or:
SYSDATE=+ddd
where ddd is the number of days to be added to the current date. If SYSDATE=+ddd is specified alone, the time is set to the current time of day. If SYSTIME is also specified, the time is set to the specified value.
Notes:
- The SYSDATE value must not be in the past, and it must not be after
2042/09/17, the date the old-style, 8-byte hardware, Time-Of-Day clock value wraps to zero. - Use only copies of production files when running with the SYSDATE parameter; otherwise you might lose information.