The SETCLOCK command will let you change the time with the ;GRADUAL
parameter.  It is the default when using it with the DATE and TIME
parameters.  It must be specified when using it with a CORRECTION
parameter.

On Thu, 8 Oct 1998, Chad Gilles wrote:

> Y2K Listers,
>
> Our Y2K test machine has been set to several dates in the future, each
> time incrementing the date several years/months/days.  The question is
> will we run into any problems setting the date backwards to the current
> year? Lots of files will have create/mod/access/restore/timestamps/ect.
> dates set to the future, even many system files.  Will this cause any
> problems?  If anyone has experiance in setting a Y2K test machine back
> to the current date (without doing a reload/restore), could you please
> let me know if you have experianced any problems.
>
> TIA!
>
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