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CATIME keyword

The CATIME keyword specifies a time after which no logs for a specified change accumulation group can be included in the change accumulation run.

This keyword is valid only when you dynamically allocate the input logs.

If the time is not the exact stop time of a log volume recorded in DBRC, all logs that have a start time less than or equal to the specified time are included. If the selected logs contain incomplete database updates, additional logs are included.

Related topics

CAPSYSIN-keywords


Uses

Optional on the following control statements:

  • GLBL
  • GROUP

Related keywords

If you use the CATIME keyword, do not use the MAXLOGS keyword. If you use the CATIME keyword and the PIT(Y) keyword, do not use the TIMESTMP keyword.

Syntax

CATIME(value)

Values

The following values are valid:

  • yydddhhmmsst or yydddhhmmssthmiju
  • yy.ddd.hh.mm.ss.t or yy.ddd.hh.mm.ss.thmiju
  • 'yyyy.ddd hh.mm.ss.t zone' or 'yyyy.ddd hh.mm.ss.thmiju zone'
  • 'yyyy.ddd hh.mm.ss.t offset' or 'yyyy.ddd hh.mm.ss.thmiju offset'
  • 'yy.ddd hh.mm.ss.t zone' or 'yy.ddd hh.mm.ss.thmiju zone'
  • 'yy.ddd hh.mm.ss.t offset' or 'yy.ddd hh.mm.ss.thmiju offset'
  • 'yyyydddhhmmsst zone' or 'yyyydddhhmmssthmiju zone'
  • 'yyyydddhhmmsst offset' or 'yyyydddhhmmssthmiju offset'
  • 'yydddhhmmsst zone' or 'yydddhhmmssthmiju zone'
  • 'yydddhhmmsst offset' or 'yydddhhmmssthmiju offset'

The variables in these values have the following meanings:

yy

The last two digits of year.

yyyy

Four-digit year

ddd

Julian day of year

hh

Two-digit hour (00 through 23)

mm

Two-digit minute (00 through 59)

ss

Two-digit second (00 through 59)

t

One-digit tenth of a second (0 through 9)

hmiju

Microseconds (00000 through 99999)

Microsecond values are valid for IMS releases that support microsecond timestamp precision. If you specify a microsecond value in IMS 9.1 and earlier environments, the value is ignored.

zone

One to five-digit label of the user-defined variable that is set with the TIMEZONE parameter of the DBRC CHANGE.RECON command and that sets the displacement from UTC (for example, the variable CST could be defined as -0600 or six hours less than UTC).

offset

Signed (+ or -) four-digit (0000 through 1159) literal that specifies the hour and minute displacement from UTC (for example, -0600 means six hours less than GMT; +0800 means eight hours greater than UTC).

Default

None

 

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