Re: UDAY (Reserved Word)

[Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

UDATE is the date the job itself started, and today many jobs run for a 
very long time.

As a fix, consider this solution:
Eval @CY1 = %year()
Eval @CM1 = %month()
Eval @CD1 = %day()

derek gonsalves wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> What value does UDay return?? Isn't it supposed to return the current 
> Day?
> I am facing a problem over here
> UYear returns 07- which is perfect
> UMonth returns 06 - which again is perfect
> But Uday always returns the value 01 - ??? (Tried running it yesterday 
> - still the same result)
> Why is it so?? Any suggestions??
>
>
> $Calc Begsr
>
> Eval @CY1 = UYear
> Eval @CM1 = UMonth
> Eval @CD1 = UDay
>
> Endsr
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Derek
>
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