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  3. January 2002

Re: Query on BPCS PRO

hjaffery@acp.com.sa writes:

> Start of time (1900/01/01)  to End of Time(2043/12/31)

You might want to check your Window into Time for your version of BPCS.

Ours is controlled by a parameter in SYS800 which currently goes from
1940/01/01 to 2039/12/31 but at some point we will move it forwards.  The
data base information has the full YYYY/MM/DD but what shows up on our
screens is MM/DD/YY & so when we key in 01/23/02 this is translated into the
data base as Jan 1 year 2002 not 1902 or 2102 because of the sliding scale in
SYS800

MacWheel99@aol.com (Alister Wm Macintyre) (Al Mac)

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