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The following is help text from the WRKQRY command.
Looks like it is possible provided that you use fields of type DATE.
You will need to manipulate the DD/MM/YY format to a valid date.
I have never done this but always intended to try it out , I would be
interestred in knowing
how it works out.
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  DAYS:
           Syntax for:     DAYS(expression)
           Example of:     DAYS(CURDATE) - DAYS(HIREDATE)
      The DAYS function returns a numeric representation
      of a date. The expression must evaluate to a date,
      a timestamp, or a valid string representation of
      a date.
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Andreas.KOPP@de.imp-group.com wrote:

> I have a question concerning Query400.
>
> I have a field in format date  (DD/MM/YY) and I would like to create a new
> field containing the original date  plus 1 day.
>
> How can I add a day to date?
> Is this possible?
>
> Regards
> Andreas
>
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