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For a constant value, you could also use TestDate = D'2008-07-04',
assuming of course that the default date format in the program header is
*ISO. For variables, it's a good idea to also verify that the date is
valid before attempting to assign it to a variable with the date datatype:
~ Test (DE) *ISO strDate;
~ If Error;
~ TestDate = *LOVAL; // or another appropriate constant value
~ Else;
~ TestDate = %Date(strDate : *ISO);
~ EndIf;
Pete Hall
pbhall@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Schmidt, Mihael wrote:
| Use the %date bif like
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| TestDate = %date('2008-07-04' : *ISO);
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| Betreff: Dynamically Assigning A Value To A Date Filed
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| Hi All
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| Wonder if anyone can help.
|
| I have the following defined in a PRGILE program.
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| D TestDate S D DatFmt(*iso) INZ(D'2008-07-04')
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| However what I want to do is assign a value to TestDate at runtime.
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| ie Something like
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| Eval TestDate = '2008-07-04'
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|
| Can't find anything about how to do this and when I try it
| I get a compile time message that the left and right type are not the
| same.
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| Any assistance would be greatly appreciated
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| Thanks in advance
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|
| Best Regards
|
| Iain Wilson
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