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Hi David
Using todays date August 3 2010
I am assuming that the definition DD/MM/AAAA would read
03/08/2010 where DD is the day, MM is the month and AAAA is the century and
year
What is JJ?
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Hi all,
I have a 10A field with the date filled like DD/MM/AAAA.
If I do SELECT char(datefield) FROM mytable it shows the date as
MM/JJ/AAAA.
I need to read the file in an RPG and pass the 10A field as a date to an
external procedure.
MONITOR;
mydate = %DATE ( datefield : *EUR );
ON-ERROR;
I'm getting an error on each conversion. If I change the / to a . in the
file, the conversion is ok.
What should I do?
Thanks.
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