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7.3.2.9.2 GMTOFF orgsysid +/-nn.nn Statement

 
 This statement is optional and lets you define a time offset
 value for a specific system.  The time offset value defined
 with this statement affects only the system whose original
 sysid value is coded on the statement.  It overrides, for the
 system specified, the value specified in the GLOBAL GMTOFF
 statement.
 
 Note: It is not necessary to have a GLOBAL GMTOFF statement
 coded in order to use the GMTOFF statement.
 
 This statement has the following format:
 
 GMTOFF orgsysid +/-nn.nn
 
 where:
 
  orgsysid   is the original system identifier (ORGSYSID)
             found in raw data.  It can be up to 4 EBCDIC
             characters and is input from offset 11 in the SMF
             type 120 record.
 
        +/-  indicates whether the offset value should be
             added to (+) or subtracted from (-) the raw data
             time values.  If not coded, a plus sign (+) is
             assumed.
 
      nn.nn  is the adjustment time in hours and fractions of
             hours that will be added to, or subtracted from,
             the raw data time values.  The range supported is
             any value from -13.00 through 13.00 hours.  The
             fractional portion is provided to accommodate
             countries with non-hour boundary timezones.
 
             Note that the fractional part represents
             fractions of an hour, not minutes.  This means
             that .5 equals 30 minutes and .25 equals 15
             minutes.
 
 Examples:
 
 GMTOFF TSO1 -5    5 hours (18000 seconds) will be subtracted
                   from raw data time values for system TSO1.
 
 GMTOFF SYS1 2.5   2 hours 30 minutes (9000 seconds) will be
                   added to raw data time values for system
                   SYS1.