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There are some issues in your code.
DTEOFHIRE Is a subfield of what data structure?...
D DTEOFHIRE 10D INZ DatFmt(*USA)
Do you get the error on the compile or on execution of the program?
Is the value of the date field Empdate2 'mm/dd/ccyy'?
Based on your snippets of code I was able to compile a program and execute
with an initialized value in Empdate2 of '11/12/2014'.
I had to make DTEOFHIRE a stand-alone field in order to compile it.
D DTEOFHIRE _S_ 10D INZ DatFmt(*USA)
So that appears to work. I am on V7R1.
Paul
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From: RPG400-L [mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Gary
Kuznitz
Sent: Monday, January 05, 2015 8:18 PM
To: RPG programming on the IBM i (AS/400 and iSeries)
Subject: Converting a date
I can't seem to figure out how to reformat a date to get it in *USA format.
The error I'm getting is:
*RNF7606 20 2000004 The Data-Format entry is A or N but field
DTEOFHIRE is
not of type character or indicator.
D DTEOFHIRE 10D INZ DatFmt(*USA)
O DTEOFHIRE
DDS:
A DTEOFHIRE L TEXT('Employment Date')
A COLHDG('Employment' +
A 'Date' )
I'm running this on V5R3.
It could easily be I haven't loaded DTEOFHIRE correctly.
I read in Emplydate. EmpMonth is a 3 char Month Jan, Feb
D DS
D Emplydate
D EmpDay 2 0 Overlay(Emplydate:1)
D EmpMonth 3 Overlay(Emplydate:4)
D EmpYear 2 0 Overlay(Emplydate:8)
D DS
D Empdate2 10A
D EmpCentury 2 0 INZ(20)
D EmpYear2 2 0 Overlay(Empdate2:3)
D EmpMonth2 2 Overlay(Empdate2:6)
D EmpDay2 2 0 Overlay(Empdate2:9)
I do a lookup on a table to get the month
C Z-ADD 1 X 2 0
C EmpMonth LookUp Months(X) 31
C Move Empdate2 DTEOFHIRE
I have tried many different approaches including adding slashes to Empdate2
and changing Empdate2 from *Char. I don't know what I must be doing wrong
even though there must be 20 different ways this can be done.
Thanks,
Gary
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