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  3. February 2013

Re: Issue with dates in SQL -- errors under some conditions, but not others.

Change your session attributes in STRSQL with F13 and set the date format to *ISO, or something that supports a 4-digit year. Generally in the USA the default is *JOB, which is generally MM/DD/YY and you can't represent 0001-01-01 in that format.

Sam

On 2/25/2013 8:25 PM, James H. H. Lampert wrote:

If we look at the VIEWs that use this in QuestView (i.e., via native
record-level access), any zeroed-out fields show up as January 1st of
the year 0001, as designed.

But if we look at it in STRSQL, those same zeroed-out dates come back as
a field of plus-signs.


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