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Something like this:
values(
dayname(date(timestamp_format('20200104','yyyymmdd')))
)
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I'm trying to get the day name and insert it into a table.
I've tried lots of things, none of them worked.
I want something like this, update INTERM set dayofweek =
dayofweek(dispdate)
DISPDATE is 8,0, format ccyymmdd
I've seen dayname in RPGSQL and some other ways of doing it but I can't get it to work.
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Art Tostaine
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