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Re: DDS date field & SQL

What is the date format you are using with SQL? *ISO. If you are using
*YMD, *MDY, etc it is going to choke.

On Tue, Sep 29, 2015 at 9:26 AM, Justin Taylor <JUSTIN@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have a DDS PF that contains a date field defined:
A DATEFLD L DATFMT(*ISO)
A DFT('0001-01-01')


RPGLE, DSPPFM and QRY/400 are all fine with that and show the field
correctly. SQL chokes on it however. It returns a null value and a 01534
SQLSTATE (The string representation of a datetime value is invalid).

Any ideas? Is it the DFT keyword?
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