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PMNEWZONE(3) Library Functions Manual PMNEWZONE(3)
pmNewZone - establish a reporting timezone
#include <pcp/pmapi.h>
int pmNewZone(const char *tz);
cc ... -lpcp
The current reporting timezone affects the timezone used by
pmCtime(3) and pmLocaltime(3).
The argument tz defines a timezone string, in the format
described for the TZ environment variable, see environ(7).
pmNewZone sets the current reporting timezone, and returns a
value that may be used in a subsequent call to pmUseZone(3) to
restore this reporting timezone.
A return value less than zero indicates a fatal error from a
system call, most likely malloc(3).
PMAPI(3), pmCtime(3), pmGetConfig(3), pmLocaltime(3),
pmNewContextZone(3), pmUseZone(3), pmWhichZone(3), pcp.conf(5),
pcp.env(5) and environ(7).
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Pages that refer to this page: pmseries(1), __pmconverttime(3), pmctime(3), pmlocaltime(3), __pmmktime(3), pmnewcontextzone(3), __pmparsetime(3), pmparsetimewindow(3), pmusezone(3), pmwhichzone(3)
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