RE: When did IBM introduce the date data type -- MIDRANGE-L

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When could access date types through RPG?

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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Bruce Vining
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Subject: Re: When did IBM introduce the date data type

Around 1992 there was a partial release known as V2R1.1.  This release
provided database support for date, time, timestamp, variable length
fields, and nulls.

Bruce Vining



 

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When did the date data type become available on DB2 for the iSeries?



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