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Can he use SQL?

select month(mydate), day(mydate), year(mydate), mydate
from rob/prowak
MONTH ( MYDATE )  DAY ( MYDATE )   YEAR ( MYDATE )  MYDATE
             12               31            2,002   2002-12-31

Rob Berendt
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"Prowak, Dave" <DProwak@ci.syracuse.ny.us>
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< Why the hell do you want to stick with RPG400 instead of RPGLE?
I use RPG IV for all of my code.  This question came from another
programmer who doesn't use RPG IV.


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From: rob@dekko.com [mailto:rob@dekko.com]
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It is possible, you can read a date field as a character field and process
accordingly.  There is some compile option to address this.

<rant on>
You obviously are using new data - a date field.  Therefore even the poor
excuse "because that is what my package is written in" doesn't even apply.
 Why the hell do you want to stick with RPG400 instead of RPGLE?
<rant off>

Rob Berendt
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"Prowak, Dave" <DProwak@ci.syracuse.ny.us>
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Hi,

Is it true that using RPG400 it is NOT possible to extract the month, day
or
year from
a date data type?

Dave
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