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You need the code to look more like this
Result = %int(%char( %date(udate):*iso0)))
%Date requires 1 parm to work. Hope this helps.
RPower@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hmm,
Wanting to test this code out, I coded this:
d Result S 8S 0
/FREE
Result = %Int(%Char(%Date():*ISO0));
Dsply Result;
*Inlr = *On;
/END-FREE
but for some reason, the Dsply flashes to the screen and ends. It doesn't
wait like it normally does. Any reason for this?
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Re: Converting from %date() to numeric
I have learned something new today. I didn't know ISO format accepted
separators.
Tanks.
Paul Morgan wrote:
If you're adding 19000000 you can't work with dates before 1900 which is
more of a problem. Think Property Titles or Birth Dates.
Paul
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