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I have a SQL Stored Procedure running on V5R1.  The stored procedure
returns a result set that includes dates.  However, when I retrieve the
date using getDate()  it returns a strange date (1991-8-20 for today's
date).  When I retrieve the data using a regular select statement from the
appserver and use the getDate() it returns the correct date.  I made sure
that on the compilation I set the date format to *ISO and even used the
SET OPTION  DATFMT = *ISO in the stored procedure, but I am still getting
a different date.  I'm sure it something that I'm just overlooking  . . .

Jerrold Bisera
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