Re: Y2K Julian Date -- MIDRANGE-L

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At 09:49 PM 1/8/98 +0000, you wrote:
>Does anybody happen to know IBM's format for a Y2K compliant Julian
>Date? The old format, YYDDD (such as 98008), will obviously not work in
>a couple of years.
>
>Anybody know? Thanks!
>
>David Boring

David
         *JUL is  YYDDD   [2 digit year]
         *LONGJUL is YYYYDDD    [4-digit  year]
Conversion  routines are available to handle that in many places ( cmd, o/s
) tools and more



Glenn
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