When connecting to Windows Server explicitly, the TO authorization-name or the USER host-variable can be specified using the Microsoft Windows NT Security Account Manager (SAM)-compatible 7name. The qualifier must be a NetBIOS style name, which has a maximum length 7of 15 characters. For example, 'Domain\User'.
7 7 7The Explain facility uses the following IDs as the schema to use in qualifying 7the explain tables to populate:
7The schema can be associated with a set of explain tables, or aliases 7that point to a set of explain tables under a different schema.
7If no explain tables are found under the schema, the Explain facility checks 7for explain tables under the SYSTOOLS schema and attempts to use them.
A string representation of a time is a string that starts with a digit and has a length of at least 4 characters. Trailing blanks may be included; a leading zero may be omitted from the hour part of the time, and seconds may be omitted entirely. If seconds are omitted, an implicit specification of 0 seconds is assumed. Thus, 13:30 is equivalent to 13:30:00.
Valid string formats for times are listed in the following table. Each format is identified by name and associated abbreviation.
| Format Name | Abbreviation | Time Format | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| International Standards Organization | ISO | hh.mm.ss | 13.30.05 |
| IBM USA standard | USA | hh:mm AM or PM | 1:30 PM |
| IBM European standard | EUR | hh.mm.ss | 13.30.05 |
| Japanese Industrial Standard Christian Era | JIS | hh:mm:ss | 13:30:05 |
| Site-defined | LOC | Depends on the territory code of the application | - |
7Starting with Version 8.2, "AM" and "PM" can 7be represented in lowercase or uppercase.
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