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Real hazy memory here, but I believe ILE RPG supported the date/time
related datatypes in the initial V3R1 release. RPG/400 had very limited
access earlier than that with CVTOPT but I suspect (hope) that's not the
language you're interested in.
Bruce Vining
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Or to put it a non-caveman sounding way; When could RPG programs access
these new date data types?
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Around 1992 there was a partial release known as V2R1.1. This release
provided database support for date, time, timestamp, variable length
fields, and nulls.
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When did the date data type become available on DB2 for the iSeries?
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