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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] De la part de Gary Thompson
Envoyé : mardi 8 février 2011 15:34

I think it would be easy to do that using SQL embedded in RPGLE

Thanks, but I'm trying to look at the two tables in iSeries Navigator and I don't want to write a program to do it!















Hi,

I need to join 2 tables, newtable and oldtable, using a date.
In the old table, the date has been stored as a numeric value
like this :
20101231

I could join by extracting the year month and day from the
new table and
calculating a similar numeric representation, but is there a
way of using
the date function on the numeric value in the oldtable to
give me a real
date?

Thanks

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