Re: Set TimeStamp To Beginning of day

[Raul A Jager W <raul@xxxxxxxxxx>]

It is longer, but it will probably be much faster (if the table is big)

On 04/30/2014 04:49 PM, Alan Cassidy wrote:
> How about this, using today's date as an example:
>
> D todayend        s               z
> D start           s               z
> D end             s               z
> D time2400        s               t   inz( *hival )
> D zerotime        s               t   inz( *loval )
> D runkey          s             10  0
>  /free
>   //
>   todaystart = %date() + zerotime ;
>   todayend   = %date() + time2400 ;
>   //
>   exec sql select startstamp, endstamp,
>            dec( erarunkey / 10000, 8, 0 )
>            into :start, :end, :runkey
>            from  erahdr
>            where startstamp between :todaystart and :todayend
>            fetch first 1 row only;
>
>
>
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