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Rob,

What are the results when you use the WEEK_ISO(date) function?



-----Original Message-----
From: rob@dekko.com [mailto:rob@dekko.com]
Sent: Monday, February 18, 2002 12:48 PM
To: rpg400-l@midrange.com
Subject: Re: Week Number Coding



It is not ISO compliant.  For example:
select mydate,week(mydate)
from rob/a7
will return:
MYDATE    WEEK ( MYDATE )
01/01/00               1
01/02/00               2
01/03/00               2
01/04/00               2
01/01/02               1
01/06/02               2
01/07/02               2

Two problems:
1)  01/01/00 was on a Saturday.  Thus the first week began with Monday
01/03/00.
2)  Sunday's are the last day of a week, not the first.


But maybe this will be 'good enough', or 'what the requestor intended' for
the project.

But, who wants to rock the boat and get IBM to get their SQL to be ISO
compliant, or did ISO bend the rules for week within a SQL function?  Or
would the populace be more upset if it worked as ISO intended, versus how
we normally think?

Rob Berendt
--
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
Benjamin Franklin



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Sorry,

WEEH( date) should be WEEK(date)

MarcC

>>> MCRAS@mail.gates.com 18/02/02 17:00:37 >>>
If you can use SQl , there a scalar function called WEEH( date ) .
This will do the trick. Their was an example in the Iseries News issue of
October 2001.


Marc Cras

Gates Europe N.V.
Belgium

Tel : + 32-(0)53-762 756

E-mail : mcras@gates.com






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