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Re: Date format in V3R2?

  • Subject: Re: Date format in V3R2?
  • From: booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 16 May 2001 11:58:49 -0400

Doesn't TIME update date fields directly and correctly??  

in other words:

 C           TIME       ISODate
 C           TIME       USADate
 C           TIME       EURDate

will produce 3 correctly formatted current dates.


 
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Is there any way to get the date format used in the job in an RPG program?

Heres my dilema.  I am logging data and always want to store the date in
YYYYMMDD format in an 8,0 field.  

So, with I do a TIME operation I get the date and time.  Now, I want to do a
test(d) on the date to see if it's *USA, *ISO, or *EUR.  I'm seeing bugs in
the way it works, though.  

Does anyone have any suggestions on a good way to do this?  It has to be
compliant with V3R2.  Here's what I have that doesn't work:

    D                 DS
    D TimeStamp               1     14  0
    D  OperTime               1      6  0 INZ
    D  OperDate               7     14  0 INZ
     *
    D ISODate         S               D   DATFMT(*ISO)
    D USADate         S               D   DATFMT(*USA)
    D EURDate         S               D   DATFMT(*EUR)
     *
    C                   TIME                    TimeStamp
    C     *USA          TEST(d)                 OperDate               99
    C     *EUR          TEST(d)                 OperDate               98
    C     *ISO          TEST(d)                 OperDate               97
     *
    C                   select
    C                   when      (not *IN99)
    C                   MOVE      OperDate      USADate
    C                   MOVE      USADate       ISODate
    C                   MOVE      ISODate       MYDATE
    C                   when      (not *IN98)
    C                   MOVE      OperDate      EURDate
    C                   MOVE      EURDate       ISODate
    C                   MOVE      ISODate       MYDATE
    C                   other
    C                   MOVE      OperDate      MYDATE
    C                   endsl

Example of error is:

20010304
20010304
20010304
20011004 Looks like october 4, should be April 10th.
20011004 Looks like october 4, should be April 10th.
20011004 Looks like october 4, should be April 10th.
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