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STIME

Use the STIME command to specify the starting minute of the processing interval on the date that you specified in the SDATE command.

RMF and SMF records with data that fall completely or partially within the Start Time/End Time period are processed by UIE.

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Command-and-syntax-reference

Syntax

STIME hhmm

Syntax explanations

  • hh is the starting hour of the interval. Specify this number using a value from 00 to 24.
  • mm is the starting minute of the interval. Specify this number using a value from 00 to 59.

Rules

  • If you do not issue this command, the default value is midnight at the beginning of the start date, which is denoted by the value 0000.
  • If a numeric offset value was specified for the GMTOFF parameter in the SDATE command to indicate the local time zone, then the time that you enter in the STIME command is considered to be specified with this offset.

Examples

STIME 0000 (midnight of the start date, the default)
STIME 0400 (four A.M.)
STIME 1700 (five P.M.)
STIME 2330 (eleven thirty P.M.)

 

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