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  • Subject: Date Editing in Query
  • From: "Jeff Carey" <jcarey@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 17 Feb 1999 11:13:59 -0600

During our Y2K testing, we discovered that our numeric field that holds our
date value (in this example 20000229) when using the date numeric editing
function of Query/400 yields 0/02/29 instead of 00/02/29.  Using edit code,
you can get 2000/02/29, but needless to say that would at least require
writing queries.

IBM says this function was only intended for MMDDYY fields, but the manual
doesn't really document that.  I'm just wondering if there is anyone else
who is inconvenienced by this.


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