Date and Time in ISPF.

[Priyank Sharma]

Hi ,

Is there any TSO command for displaying the current date,time of a day, on command line?

[zprogrammer]

Try

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TSO TIME

[Priyank Sharma]

Thanks Pandora.

What's your real name?

[zprogrammer]

Sorry , I would like to have my personal details as a "secret"

You could Address me as Pandora

[Priyank Sharma]

That's fine Pandora-Box.

[zprogrammer]

Hope the secret didn't disappoint you

[thiele3105]

Hi,

as i know there is no Command, but easily to realize with REXX.

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/*REXX */
SAY DATE('E') TIME()
RETURN

Name it TSOTIME and then you can execute it by TSO, if the REXX is loacted on a concatinatet Clist Library (SYSPROC or SYSEXEC DD)

best regards

Christoph Thiele

[Robert Sample]

thiele3105:

as i know there is no Command,

You need to find out where the manuals are at your site and learn how to read them. From the TSO/E Commands manual in the TSO bookshelf:

1.95 TIME command Use the TIME command to obtain the following information:
Cumulative CPU time (from LOGON)
Cumulative session time (from LOGON)
Total service units used, which includes:
CPU service units - A measure of task execution time.
I/O service units - A measure of SMF data set activity.
Storage service units - A measure of the page frame usage.

Local time of day Refers to the time of execution for this command. It is displayed as follows:

local time of day in hours(HH),
minutes(MM), and seconds(SS),
(am or pm is also displayed)



Today's date.

Since there is a TIME command under TSO, typing TSO TIME on the command line of ISPF will return the requested information. Your REXX code is completely redundant and unnecessary.