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Perhaps SPCVAL((*CURRENT 999999)) and then handle 999999 as a special value
in the command processing program?
Elvis
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Subject: Create command with Date parameter that allows *CURRENT special
value
All,
I know I've done this before, but I don't recall how nor can I find
anything on the net.
How do I need to define the SPCVAL((*CURRENT)) for a date parameter on
a command?
Thanks!
Charles
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