Re: L-date fields

Vern Hamberg (hambergv@goldengate.net) wrote:

>Also, isn't there a 'LOCALE' concept in the 400 somewhere? C programming
>has has this for some time, so that you can get local specifications for
>things like date & time.

The problem here is that the guy in the UK might SNADS a report to
someone in the US, or the guy in the US will pass through or TELNET to
the UK and run an enquiry. That's why I like to see dates displayed and
printed in a clear and unambiguous format.

Fred Mitchell's company's ddmmyy format is OK, incidentally, as it's a
UK specific package.

Dave Kahn - TCO, Tengiz, Kazakstan
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