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I have created my first SQL user defined function (UDF)!
This UDF coverts a timestamp, including today's date, into a dec(8,0) so that you can compare it to BPCS or LX dates.
Then, you can (for example) change expired lots to status E.
Here is the code...
create function MyObjLib/yyyymmdd(TS timestamp)
returns dec(8,0)
language sql
begin
return cast(rtrim(char(year(TS)))||substr( digits (month(TS)),9)
||substr( digits (day(TS)),9) as dec(8,0));
end
update iln set lmrb='E' where lexdt > 0 and lexdt < MyObjLib/yyyymmdd(current timestamp) and lmrb in('A','C','Q')
What do you think?
Best Regards,
Peter
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Peter Lunde, BASc, MBA
Manager, Information Technology
WellSpring Pharmaceutical Canada Corp.
400 Iroquois Shore Rd
Oakville, ON, L6H 1M5
plunde@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:plunde@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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