RE: Udate Processing

At 04:01 PM 6/17/98 -0600, you wrote:
>Pete,
>I may be wrong, but why can't you simply compile the program in question   
>as a Native AS400 program instead of RPG36 and then you should have your   
>access to the *DATE. You should be able to use this in the S36EE and call   
>it from OCL as well. If I'm off-base here, would someone please jump in   
>real quick?
>
>Bill Megenity               bmegenity@ruskin.com
>
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> --
>>   Thanks for the reply.  I understand the difference between Udate and
>> *Date, but I cant get *Date to work in the S/36 environment.  Is this
>> true, or is something else wrong.
>
>
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There area  offerings on the market that  can externalise the  files,
convert  the code to native, and remediate Y2K as well. Now  that is  three
projects in one[more comples] and not a pure Y2K conversion effort.  But
if there is time and  it  works for your situation - Go  for it. - -Be done
with it now


Glenn
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