%MSECONDS converts a number into microseconds that can be added to or subtracted from a timestamp. The document provides an example that adds and subtracts 2 microseconds from timestamps using %MSECONDS(2) to adjust the timestamps. The results are displayed to demonstrate adding and subtracting microseconds from the initial timestamps.

1.  %MSECONDS (Number of Microseconds)
%MSECONDS converts a number into a duration that can be added to a time or timestamp value to
affect its no. of microseconds.
Example
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AMITCC/QRPGLESRC
SEU==>
BIN_MSEC
FMT D DName+++++++++++ETDsFrom+++To/L+++IDc.Keywords+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
*************** Beginning of data ***********************************************************
0001.00 DTIMESTP0
S
Z
130201
0002.00 DTIMESTP1
S
Z
130201
0003.00 DTIMESTP2
S
Z
INZ(Z'2011-02-01-01.48.46.728000')
130201
0004.00 DTIMESTP3
S
Z
130201
0005.00 C
TIME
TIMESTP0
130201
0006.00 C
EVAL
TIMESTP1=TIMESTP0 + %MSECONDS(2)
130201
0007.00 C
TIMESTP0
DSPLY
130201
0008.00 C
TIMESTP1
DSPLY
130201
0009.00 C
EVAL
TIMESTP3=TIMESTP2 - %MSECONDS(2)
130201
0010.00 C
TIMESTP2
DSPLY
130201
0011.00 C
TIMESTP3
DSPLY
130201
0012.00 C
SETON
LR
130201
****************** End of data ***************************************************************
OUTPUT
2013-02-01-01.57.17.492000
2013-02-01-01.57.17.492002
2011-02-01-01.48.46.728000
2011-02-01-01.48.46.727998