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That is right. UDAY is indeed the jod date. And the job date does not
change automatically at midnight. It is set when the job start and can
be changed by issuing some commands, but not automatically.
<Arthur.Marino@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 2007-06-05 13:26 >>>
I believe UDAY... is part of UDATE which is theJOB date, not the
current
system date. If I'm correct, your issue would occur if the job this
program is running in started on June 1st.
Arthur J. Marino
Southern Container Corporation
(631) 297 - 2276
"derek gonsalves" <d_gons@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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UDAY (Reserved Word)
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
midrange.com
