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  3. November 2009

Re: Easiest way for a program to get the datestamp on a save file's contents?

Bruce Vining wrote:
I'm not at all sure I understand your question/scenario, but the List Save
File (QSRLSAVF) API returns the save date and time for the objects within
the *SAVF being referenced.

And I was already getting it; I just didn't notice that I had it (duh). It just needed to be converted from *DTS internal to CYYMMDDHHMMSS (so it could be compared with the dates returned from QUSROBJD), using a quick QWCCVTDT call.

Thanks.

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JHHL

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