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Here's a routine that works in production:
$ymd and $hms are data structures that just split up the dates and times
into CCYYMMDD and HHMMSS.
// convert the start and end dates/times to timestamps
// then calculate the elapsed time in minutes.
monitor;
reset dsDateTime;
$ymd = %Editc(dsEmp(idx).empStartDate(idx2):'X');
$hms = %editc(dsEmp(idx).empStartTime(idx2):'X');
startTimeStamp = %timeStamp(($year + '-' + $month +
'-' + $day + '-' + $hour + '.' + $minute + '.' +
$second + '.000000'));
reset dsDateTime;
$ymd = %editc(dsEmp(idx).empEndDate(idx2):'X');
$hms = %editc(dsEmp(idx).empEndTime(idx2):'X');
endTimeStamp = %timeStamp(($year + '-' + $month +
'-' + $day + '-' + $hour + '.' + $minute + '.' +
$second + '.000000'));
dsEmp(idx).empMinutes(idx2) =
%diff(endTimeStamp:startTimeStamp:*minutes);
Thanks,
Mark
Mark D. Walter
Senior Programmer/Analyst
CCX, Inc.
mwalter@xxxxxxxxxx
http://www.ccxinc.com
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