Re: I wanna check US Holiday!!!

[michaelr_41@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

I think there's a TAA tool for just about whatever ails you. I've used
one for baldness.

On Wed, 3 Dec 2003 16:04:46 -0500, "Al Barsa" <barsa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
said:
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> There's a RTVHOLIDAY tool in TAA Tools.  See:
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> http://www.taatool.com/document/L_rtvholiday.htm
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> Al
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> Murali, can you find out what controls the creation of YPROF? Is it on
> your
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> iSeries box that it is created? Then use the same process. Someone had to
> have written it - it's not a standard part of OS/400. Is it controlled by
> something like ROBOT job scheduler? Or were you the one that had a
> customer
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> with Advanced Job Scheduler? Maybe something in there controls it. Use
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> same mechanism. Maybe there is an API. ROBOT has functions you can call
> to
> check these things against their internal objects. No point in
> reinventing
> the wheel, eh?
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> No magic bullet that I know of. Holidays vary according to the policies
> of
> your customer. Every company can have a different set. There are some
> rules
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> for them, maybe, that you could use. Easter is relative to some solar or
> lunar events, I think. Thanksgiving is Thursday of a certain week in
> November.
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> One method is to have a file with the holidays in it - perhaps year and
> day-number in the year (kind of *JUL format), then figure out whether the
> day you test is in that file - there are CEE* APIs for dates that could
> do
> this, maybe even something in RPG. SQL has DAYOFYEAR, I think. This file
> could be generated by rule, if you can find out what they are, at
> year-end
> or at program initialization; or entered by the customer according to
> their
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> requirements - Help Systems' ROBOT has those calendar kinds of things
> that
> can be applied to different jobs.
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> Good luck
> Vern
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> At 09:10 AM 12/3/2003 -0800, you wrote:
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> >Following  is  the part of the program YPPM01
> >=======================================
> >              FTP:         IF         COND(&BKSYS = '85B') THEN(DO)
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> >              RTVDTAARA  DTAARA(YODCTEST *ALL) RTNVAR(&TEST)
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> >              IF         COND(&TEST = '*YES') THEN(DO)
> >
> >              CLRSAVF    FILE(QS36SAVF/YIMPORT)
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> >(7100)     SAVOBJ     OBJ(*ALL) LIB(YIMPORT) DEV(*SAVF) +
> >                                SAVF(QS36SAVF/YIMPORT) DTACPR(*YES)
> >
> >              CLRSAVF    FILE(QS36SAVF/YDATA)
> >==============================================
> >This program is failing at the statement SAVOBJ and giving  the following
> >error.
> >****
> >CPF3701 received by YPPM01 at 7100. (C D I R)
> >Cannot allocate object for file YPROF in YIMPORT.
> >FILE YPROF in YIMPORT not saved.
> >****
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> >I found that file YPROF will nt be generated
> >on a US holiday.   I will have to make a change to check for a holiday.
> >For our system Night Time date is changed on next date 8:00AM
> >I have to use this night time date to check for holiday depending on when
> >i check...
> >How can i modify my program to check for holiday sothat i can capture this
> 
> >message and send a message to users.
> >what i thought sofar is putting a monmsg and the followed by sndusrmsg.Iam
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> >still doubtful!!I request the folks here to  share their valuable
> >knowledge and suggest me what should i do to see i should nt get this
> >error in future...
> >Thank you so much from bottom of my heart to this list and to the folks
> >who are sharing their knowledge and spending valuable time ...
> >Thanks in adv for help,
> >Murali.
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