TIME - Set the system time

 Purpose:    Display or set the current system time. 
             
 Format:     TIME [hh [:mm [:ss ]]] [AM | PM] 
             
             hh :  The hour (0 - 23). 
             mm :  The minute (0 - 59). 
             ss :  The second (0 - 59). 
 

 See also:  DATE. 

 Usage 

 If you don't enter any parameters, TIME will display the current system 
 time and prompt you for a new time.  Press Enter if you don't wish to 
 change the time; otherwise, enter the new time: 

 
         [c:\] time
         Mon  Dec 22, 1997  9:30:06
         New time (hh:mm:ss):
 

 TIME defaults to 24-hour format, but you can optionally enter the time in 
 12-hour format by appending "a", "am", "p", or "pm" to the time you 
 enter. 

 For example, to enter the time as 9:30 am: 

 
         [c:\] time 9:30 am
 

 OS/2 adds the system time and date to the directory entry for every file 
 you create or modify.  If you keep both the time and date accurate, you 
 will have a record of when you last updated each file.