Day of the week

I've implemented the Zeller Congruence in RPG IV.
I attempted to do both RPG IV on OS/400 V4R4 and later and for V5R1 and
later.
That is what the /IF DEFINED(*V5R1M0) is doing.

Here's the code and thanks to Rick for pointing out the website that had
the equation.

There are two procedures: DayOfWeek which returns the day of the week
using the IBM-supplied API. It work good and should be used in all
cases. The second procedure is named GetDayEx() and returns the day of
the week using the Zeller Congruence

Bob Cozzi
www.rpgworld.com


These are the prototypes, stored in the /COPY named DATES in QCPYSRC.
      /IF NOT DEFINED(RTK_DATES)
      /DEFINE RTK_DATES
     D DayOfWeek       PR            10I 0
     D  InDate                         D   Const DATFMT(*ISO)

     D GetDayEx        PR            10I 0
     D  InDate                         D   Const DATFMT(*ISO)

     D GetEndOfMonth   PR              D   DATFMT(*ISO)
     D  InDate                         D   Const DATFMT(*ISO)
      /ENDIF

This is the source for the two procedures DayOfWeek() and GetDateEx(),
since I simply updated the source from my RPG ToolKit it has some
additional comments and other stuff (like copyrights) in there.
Hope this helps

Bob Cozzi

     H NOMAIN BNDDIR('QC2LE')
     H Copyright('2002 by Robert Cozzi, Jr. All Rights Reserved.')
      ******************************************************************
      **  (c) Copyright 2002 by Robert Cozzi, Jr.
      **      Portions Copyright 1988 by Robert Cozzi, Jr.
      **      All rights reserved.
      **      Part of the RPG ToolKit for OS/400 www.rpgiv.com/toolkit
      ******************************************************************
      /COPY QCPYSRC,dates

.....P*rocName+++++++..B...................Functions++++++++++++++++++++
+++++++
     P DayOfWeek       B                   EXPORT
      ** Procedure interface for DayOfWeek function
.....D*ame+++++++++++EUDS.......Length+TDc.Functions++++++++++++++++++++
+++++++
     D DayOfWeek       PI            10I 0
     D  InputDate                      D   CONST DATFMT(*ISO)
     ** Base date is based on calendar changed date
     D BaseDate        S               D   Static INZ(D'1582-10-14')
     D nDayOfWeek      S             10I 0
     D nDays           S             10I 0
.....C*Rn01Factor1+++++++OpCode(ex)Factor2+++++++Result++++++++Len++DcHi
LoEq
     C                   TEST(E)                 InputDate
     C                   If        %ERROR
     C                   Return    -1
     C                   Endif
     C     InputDate     SubDur    BaseDate      nDays:*DAYS

     C                   CALLB     'CEEDYWK'
     C                   Parm                    nDays
     C                   Parm                    nDayofWeek

     C                   return    nDayOfWeek
     P DayOfWeek       E

     P GetDayEx        B                   Export

     D GetDayEx        PI            10I 0
     D  InDate                         D   Const DATFMT(*ISO)

     D nPart1          S             10I 0
     D nDay            S             10I 0
     D nMonth          S             10I 0
     D nYear           S             10I 0
     D nMod            S             10I 0
     D nDayOfWeek      S             10I 0

     C                   Extrct    InDate:*D     nDay
     C                   Extrct    InDate:*M     nMonth
     C                   Extrct    InDate:*Y     nYear
     C                   if        nMonth < 3
     C                   eval      nMonth = nMonth + 12
     C                   eval      nYear  = nYear  -  1
     C                   endif
      /IF DEFINED(*V5R1M0)
     C                   Eval      nDayOfWeek =
%Rem(%div((13*nMonth+3):5) +
     C                                      nDay + nYear + %div(nYear:4)
-
     C                                      %div(nYear/100) +
%div(nYear:400))
     C                                      : 7)
     C/ELSE
     C                   eval      nPart1 = %Int((13*nMonth+3)/5) +
     C                                      nDay + nYear + %int(nYear/4)
-
     C                                      %int(nYear/100) +
%int(nYear/400)
     C     nPart1        DIV       7             nMod
     C                   MVR                     nDayOfWeek
     C/ENDIF
      **  The date we return is ones-based and Sunday oriented (1=Sun,
2=Mon, etc.)
      **  whereas the calculation produces a zero-based and
Monday-oriented
      **    (e.g., 0=Mon, 1=Tues, 3=Wed, etc. 7=Sun).
      **  We need to convert the day from the Mon=0-based value to the
Sun=1 based value.
     C                   If        nDayOfWeek > 5
     C                   Eval      nDayOfWeek = nDayOfWeek - 5
     C                   else
     C                   eval      nDayOfWeek + 2
     C                   endif
     C                   return    nDayOfWeek
     PGetDayEx         E


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Not sure if it has been mentioned here, but chap by the name of Zeller
had a formula for finding the day of the week for any date. Do a search
on google for "zeller's congruence" and it should turn up quite a few
results.  Alternatively, have a look here

http://www.sciencenet.org.uk/database/Maths/Original/m00030d.html

I believe it only works on dates between 1562-3999, which should be ok
for your purpose I would think!