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What you are trying to do is placing variable in the query heading which I believe is not possible.
Try writing a CLP, run an OPNQRYF call RPG and execute the TIME OpCode at page- break. Isolate date and print on report Heading.
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>Hello to all,
>
>Does anyone know if a solution exists for the following situation.
>I want to run a query during the night and retain the date prior to midnight
>(and the date changing). For example, on 01/31/2001 at 11:30pm a batch job
>query "TEST1" executes. The date on the headings is 01/31/2001. Next, on
>02/01/2001 at 12:30am a batch job query "TEST1" executes. The date on the
>headings must remain 01/31/2001. I have tried using the job date but no
>luck. I appreciate any assistance.
>
>Venu, at LifeCare.
>
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