Re: UDAY (Reserved Word)

Remember it is the JOB DATE. That is the day the job started not the
current day. If you run this interactively and didn't sign off for a few
days, the date would not be current.




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Derek,
It *should* return the current day using the Job Date.
I just tried it on V5R3 and it worked fine.


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----- Original Message ----
From: derek gonsalves <d_gons@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: RPG400-L@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, June 5, 2007 1:10:01 PM
Subject: 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