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Kathy, if you are working on RPG IV you can subtrackt two dates like this:

   *First you must define two date fields:
D  WIso1          S               D   DATFMT(*ISO)
D  WIso2          S               D   DATFMT(*ISO)
.
.
.
  *Move your input fields to the date fields you have defined and then subtract
them.
C                            MOVE        ShipDate                      WIso1

C                            MOVE        ReqDelivDate            WIso2

C     WIso1          SUBDUR  WIso2                            Num_Days:*D
5 0
.
.
.
Num_Days is the number of days between ShipDate and ReqDelivDate.

Theo Panagiotoulias
Lion Hellas S.A.






"Kathy Wyatt" <piewhacket@advi.net> on 01/09/2000 03:21:56 &pgr;&mgr;

Please respond to RPG400-L@midrange.com

To:   RPG400-L@midrange.com
cc:    (bcc: Theodoros Panagiotoulias/LION)

Subject:  Date caclulations



This is a newbie questions so please take it easy on me, everyone has to
start somewhere. I have no manuals available to me (offline), just text
books which yielded no suggestions.

I need to know if it is possible to subtract two dates (which will be
retrieved from an input file as numeric 8 digit fields (yyyymmdd)) and get a
numeric answer.  For instance, input fields with numeric values -
ShipDate = 20000808 and ReqDelivDate = 20000804, I would like to have 4 as
my result.

I think it can be done with julian dates somehow but I do not know how to
convert a numeric field to a julian date field.

Your assistance is greatly appreciated.

Kat W

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