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Here is an example of a service program and SQL Function that converts 3
fields to a date.  This could be easily changed to use 4 fields.

http://code.midrange.com/index.php?id=4e7318f239

Gene Burns
Haulers Insurance Company, Inc.


On 12/15/06, Dan <dan27649@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

(Cross-posted to midrange-l and rpg400-l)

Our legacy database files are littered with dates defined as four numeric
fields, with a 2-digit century, 2-digit year, month, and day.  I must work
with these dates in SQL and WrkQry, sometimes in RPG.  I would like to
define either a UDF or stored procedure or *something* that would convert
four input parameters into a date result.  It would be nice if I could use
the same function in an SQL statement and in RPG code, but not a
requirement.

So, I need to read up on how to do this, and how to choose UDF vs. stored
procedure.  I searched the archives, saw a few examples of code, but did
not
see any reference on how to call the UDF or stored procedure.

Can anyone suggest good online references?

TIA,
Dan
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