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On Fri, 24 Oct 1997 09:00:15 -0500, Ted Johnson <[log in to unmask]>
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>In a COBOL (85) program using the ACCEPT DATE function is it pulling the
>time from the hardware clock or the software clock?
Okay, first I am assuming that you mean the "old" ACCEPT <var> FROM DATE
or TIME, and not the "newer" Cobol 85 functions. According to the
Cobol II/XL Reference Manual (from July 1991!), the date, day, day
of the week, or time is from the internal software clock, not the
hardware clock.
Now, the Cobol 85 function CURRENT-DATE does return the hardware date
and time.
Okay?
Jim Phillips Manager of Information Systems
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