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RE: Date Conversion function

D ENTRDR S 6 0 inz(091112)
D edate S 7 0
/free
edate = %int(%char(%date(ENTRDR:*ymd):*cymd0));
/end-free

On 12/4/2009 4:20 PM, ibm wrote:
Is there a built-in function to convert MMDDYY to CYYMMDD?

I suspect there's a lot missing from the above question. Here's one way to
handle one interpretation:

D datemdy D DATFMT(*MDY)
D datecymd 7

/Free
datecymd = %Char(datemdy: *CYMD0) ;


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