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Jerry,
If I import the date field from Excel to the DB2 file described as
numeric I get an error because it is trying to move a 5 digit number
into a date type field in the DB2 file. For example, if there is a date
of 4/28/2005 in excel, when I transfer the data it tries to move 38470
into the DB2 file which is invalid. A field described as a date stamp in
db2 is requiring a format of yyyy-mm-dd-hh.mm.ssssss.
Thanks,
Curt
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Curt,
What kind of problems are you having?
Just yesterday I helped our accountant use the Excel plug-in to transfer
a report to an Excel spreadsheet.
* Jerry C. Adams
*iSeries Programmer/Analyst
B&W Wholesale Distributors, Inc.* *
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Curt Vancalster wrote:
>I have an excel spreadsheet that I want to import into a DB2 file.
>There are a couple of date fields in this spread sheet. The DB2 file
>has the same date fields described as follows:
>
>Field Field
>Text Name Type Length
>Dec
>Last_sale LAST_SALE Z 26
>Balance_forward BALAN00001 A 1
>
>I am struggling with a way to do this and I am at the point now where I
>want to just import from excel to a separate DB2 file but create the
>date fields as text in this new file. Then create a conversion program
>to populate the DB2 file above from the file with the date fields
>described as text fields. Confused yet? :-)
>
>Is there another way of doing this...possibly an easier way? I am
>having a hard time believing that there isn't an easier way to do this.
>I am currently using the Data Transfer to iSeries that is in iSeries
>navigator V5R2's to attempt to do this but without any luck.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Curt VanCalster
>Lead Programmer
>Smithfield Beef Group., - Green Bay, WI
>(920) 406-1174
>curt.vancalster@xxxxxxxxxx
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